Mission High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mission, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1970 volume:

MAN 'S CONQUEST OF SPACE f , OUOH THE EYES OF MISSION HIGH SCHOOL 'X if 1 'F , .. P QTQR 0 f 3 , U NV rn. . :L X s 1 1 0915 N ,Mg A . o W ' M' I 1,0 Om ' V l Y, 1 I K K N 5 3 X M W Quik GW' N . 99' no ii P Q lf? Q' S W ,W mf ii Y wb JN lm J 'ffvvdf ' dx QW. 'P . QJQ X rx I ' X I' 91 -ix Wm QBWHXP, kr! w QW Nb V N X XJ mx xx L 5 L Rf xxx ,Q if 31. I Q ii ., . wi f ff' I5 J pf lv gd XX 2 f W X, 4: fc QM i- Y 1' N 4' All Systems Are Co . ggi E 5.9 u..- l-G 5' '22 L l C' G Contents :V lntroduction if Athletics 99 Blaslofl' 94' Favorites '36 It Takes Teamwork 'X Administration at Student Life 'W Classes ll Clubs 81 Organizations W Advertising THE STAFF X N Editor ...... Dec Dee Blankenbakcr Associate Sports Editor .......... Associate Editor . L. e vcr e Linda llclle Qsiness Manager. . .Alicia Vlartinenj Student Photographer ......... . . . Circulation lVlan2Q'El'T Kandi Bryant Kathleen McClain Sports Editor ....... Arthur Weber Faculty Sponsor . .ML Harlan Woods l Art Work and Cover Design by Mrs. Ann Ogdcc 2 :1--1--x M xx V X K N593 x A OK 099' I R Qlungress uf the Uriniteh States S , S Zanuse of ikepnesentatmhzs ' 1 wmmgxuu, mc. 20515 X Offtuifvr 323 , 1969 H r b x ' x 1 0 1 l W zkl ikii X .I Y X xH t X31 ci H mfs rg 62 : armed Spas: 1 ma R C c flchp 'z Eozzrlgf in L 1 X Q 1 t in science and I 1 l F ch Q 1 id 5 Q Y r c E 2 res, es rx ur fx vrvfx ex' 0 my i V 1 r c c comply with a T. IJ L . 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Ma. 4 fl , . 1, -2 .QQ ,34,y,, - . - f , 1255 V31 351223. 3 Q ,1i ??55f?.'2p'f ' 1 Q if I am ,W inward' '11 N , farxfgfk w W VXA, ,, yi! w JM: W0'4, 1 ' EIA, I , W ,.- my M, I ,k W G iw ,ii ,, A - HV m , 5' 'ff .W Q f ,, ,L .gl 'z 'A since the spacefcehter Houston, On their visit to Leidher, Kath Miller, Mark Mills largest city, the Mission Visited Astroworld and its Eloy many wonders. Left to right are John Ramirez. M . Keen inds Search For Knowled e Q, Civics students in lVlr. Charles Ahernz1lhy's hand to answer question fI'0IVnlC ' class take an interest in a class discussion con me on current events. john Mikels raises his l X- 'UV Elena SH.ldiV3-1' alld Lfmll GU6l'l'C1'0 fiI1iSll HU learn the wonders of science through their physics Students in Mr Bm Gastonvs class CXpCI'llTlCl'lt in lvllCll2iCl lVlEltlLlllS, pllyS- Wgrk and gxperiyngutg, are calculating accclmzlltion of dynamics ical science class. The freshmen students Cans in a lab Len lg right are Nancy 10 ' ' IIIII l ulllll I uw ILSIIII H 'I LlFLll.11f 1 ,Q m E f N r l , u , 1 Um U in U' L R. -H Student Life ff! P I. iff, 9 Working with mosaics in Mrs. Dorothy rigucz. The art students cover various areas house at thc end of the year to display Suteras :Lrl class arc left to right Oliver during their school ycar and have an open their work. Guzman, Viola Solis and Gloria Rod- 'fix l S i V ,kwigdf .r ..w.'sm 5-f1ff.Qmn52f3ia5f'frsfS ' ,.,f-' . . An ela Hale 1' tens with h h 'd h S amish lab. James E ein ton listens to p H h M 1 3 IS er ea p one P Y S g:gSg?gkgOIfl?5nai,U0'0pplewe 3 'lo n Ike S as Nlrs. Nlaria Lydia Rodriguez relays a thc class workin HIC background, , bpamsh lesson through the intricate 11 M S Enthusiasm ls Conta ious yt. rg mwn mir ,f is Ns pl YM X X t I X ' I fy 1? I t Balloons fly and shakers rattle as students get in the spirit of things for the Friday I Each Friday throughout football season from two varsity players to put a sign high students go all out to decorate the gym- on the wall. David Nelson, right, and Dale Peg Club mffmbCfS'StiiYld mgethel' at PCP nasium for u big pep rally to cheer on the Compton do the hgngl-S fm- Debby. rallies and give a big boost to the cheer- Eagle team. Debby Sojak gets a boost 12 Giving her all to get enthusiasm up is head trouble with flying hair as she kicks her cheerleader Krysti Buckley, who has legs high in the air. night game. This goup is cheering as the pep rally gets underway in the gymnasium. 'Q 3 leaders and band in stirring up students for W Support of the team- After the game is over, students rush onto Debbie Ludwig, Sharon lVleCla.in and , ' the field to congratulate Eagle players. Becky Lane lead the rush here. w 1 3 Registration ls Necessary Evil Jeanne Valvcrde helps Arthur Weber fill talks to the counselor and principal about Mr. Gus Zapata, assistant principal, works out necessary registration forms before he his classes for thc 1969-70 school term. with Juan Marmalejo at the registration wlaww' v L is, px- i . KA, 1 , Vi ' ' 'Ai K .. . I .c,,: I Ellen Gallagher gets some personal atten- for her to graduate under one of the four tion from Mr. Ray Myers, high school graduation plans in MHS. 14 principal, in working out the best schedule MIS- M1l'j0fY Wright, 0f1ciCC SCCTCUITX, registering of some 1,270 MHS students helps out with the registration as Debbie for the Schgol year- Ludwig, an office girl, also helps with the table prior to thc start of school. Prin- cipals zmd the counselor fill nul :1 schedule for each student registering in MHS and talk with the students before enrolling them. Fin: MI- .l0hH FFHSCI, high SCh00l C0l1I1SCl0r, left, while Kathy Miller, office girl, assists Juan Sanchez with his registration forms. works up the schedule ,of Debby Sojak, 15 Band Helps Dedieate Anzalduas Park Formal dedication of Anzalduas Parkin Mission brought a host of dignitaries to the Valley including U.S. Congressman Kika de la Garza, who is a graduate of MHS. Shown here cutting the ribbon to formally open the park are left to right County Commissioners Charles Curtis and Thurman Carter, Congressman de la Garza and lVlr. N. L. McCullough, a member of the Grants 81 Aids Office of the Parks Sz Wildlife Department. 3 MISSION High School stalented Eagle Band Park in August. The band is shown here and Mr. C. A. Bell, band director are was mvlted to play at the all day fesuvltles with a group of Mariachis from Mexico. standing at right. - Nr. 581516 S if +53 hlghllghtlng the ded1cat1on of Anzalduas while U. S. Congressman Kika de la Garza tape. MH Gets Close Scrutiny in Self-Evaluation Two committees worked for weeks prepar- ing reports as part ol' a sell'-evaluation of Nlission High School hy the Texas liduea- tion Agency and the Southern Association of Colleges and Sec-ondary Schools. This committee worked on philosophy and objectives. Shown left to right around the table are Mr. ,lim Miller, Mrs. lfelix Klart- inez, Nlrs. Janice Willeford. Klrs, Nlargaret Yalverde. Nlr. Charles .-Xhernatliy, Miss .3 'fire Q.-...,, Mr. H. T. Nance. center. was chairman ol' Committee and Mr. B. l. Gaston was the Steering tlimmittee for the school chairman ot' the School and Community evaluation, while Nliss Kose Hart Dale was Committee. Chairman of the Philosophy and Objectives Rose llart Dale, and lfreddy Calan. Other members ot' the committee were Dora lilia Garcia and I.inton Stables. HHS students, and Mr. Forrest llood and Nlr. llarlan Woods. faculty members. 'llhc Texas lflducation Agency and the Southern Association of Col- leges and Secondary Schools requires that every sehool sy stem eonduet an evaluation at least every I0 years lor accreditation with those agencies. Nlission lligh School was evaluat- ed during the l969-70 school term and faculty nienihcrs, students. and administrators all had a part in the work ol' preparing the evaluation. The Philosophy and Olijectives Coni- niittec and the School and Com- munity Clomniittee held numerous meetings to work up reports for Mr. H. 'lf Xancels Steering Conunittee. Dr. William llarron ol' the l ni- versity ol' Texas in fkustin was chairs man of the outside evaluation team that made several visits to MHS to see how it was progressing and to help committee nienihers with their reports. MHS maintained its excellent standing with two agencies as a result of the self-evaluation. 17 M S Open House Draws 500 Parents These students in a chemistry class show off an experiment for Nlrs. ltay Hyde during open house to observe American 5' lllission High School opened its The yearbook stall used the i doors for parents and visitors during open house to good advantage with a American Education Week, Nov. work night to get pages ready for the l 6-I3, and more than 500 visited printer and parents enjoyed watching i Tuesday, Nov. ll., at the open house. them at work. Student typists and Various departments in the school bookkeepers showed their talents put on exhibits, displays, skits or while parents looked on. class projects to show the parents ',l'o elirnax the activities, an as- what takes place during an average seinlily program was held in the 4 day, gymnasiurn with parents listening as , Spanish lll students put on a the Eagle Band and Choir performed skit, entirely in Spanish, while stu- several numbers. dent scientists perlornied experi- A Count by 4-M5365 Showed the 1 ments, English classes held a b00lx juniors with the lwsl representation fair in the library, and math students UI' parenlg and this C1355 won A free conducted ll math sCr21H1lJlC illlll ticket to the first home basketball g 0lllC1'lI1Hth gilHlC,S- game Nov. 28 at Eagle Gymnasium. l . I H Wmi. M. ' 22' ' ' i-mzxiim fi V . 7 'NY futile uid iiaslsszrfifssg ga K F Annual Staff members worked on page Harper as they look over the shoulders of Mrs. and Mrs. James Wood are interested layouts and identification of pictures dur- left to right Esmeralda Reyna, Sylvia observers as Mrs. Patrieiallohnson, Mission ing the open house. lnterested spectators Cana, and JoAnne Kawamoto. lligh School librarian, and Miss Rose Hart 1350 MTF- .l0lU1 SUWWCY and MTS- .l- D- Dale, right, MHS English teacher, show liducation Week. Left to right are Kali ' lfeller, Billy Hyde, Nlrs. Hyde, aimi: 1 uamfa Velasquez. K. ,ag some of the books on display al the book fair sponsored by 'die Language Arts Dc- partmm-nt and the Library during open house. zfxw-. Wcnceslado Cantu and Maria Elena Garcia lab to show parents how they work during, take a turn with the earphones in Spanish the open house. Marta Kelley is demonstrating her typing Rosario Kelley during thc open house. r Mrs. Victoria Kelley and Mrs. Charlyn Trusscll, MHS English teach- break at the open house as Mission High er, chats with Mrs. Mamie Fiedler during a Observed Am0riCaI1 EduC1lii0l1 Week. 19 ,fi It tarted With a nake Dance . . . Several hundred MHS slndents followed a ETOUP WhiPS 1lf0U1Nl UW Coflwfiat 1801 St- fire truck and the cheerleaders in a winrl, and Perkins enroute lo the bonfire. ing snake dance lo the bonfire site. This Theresa Seitz, one of the varsity cheer- leaders. goes high in the air as students eheered at the Homecoming bonfire. 20 Studenls watch as the bonfire starts to mark the official beginning ol' Home- coming festivities. The week was eljmaxed 4? Signing the guest register at the National Honor S0ciety's lixes' Tea are Mrs. Rosc- mary Defenbaugh, left, and Mrs. Nlarie Lindsey, both from the class ol' '62, Clicerlvader Yolanda lilll'l'l'C1'0 gets in tho flllflclll lP0dY al the 'l'hursflz1y night bon- spirit ol' things with il rousing yell for the lire. on u slurcessful note with il 35.1.1 vivlory ovcr llayinondville in the traditional Homecoming guinv. wr' 8 l S Viola Solis was gmwngd 1969 Home. Ray Nlyers, high school principal, grave hvr coming Queen after being svlcclcd from ll b0U'lUCl Of F0555 imd llY11dY WHUZ, l2lSi 32 MHS seniors vying for the lille, Xlr, ycaris qucvn, pill thc crown on hirr head. - - - And, Ended With a ueen li, , . Q if 53 finalists for queen. Looking on is Peggy While, one ol' the 21 1969 Homecoming is Big Success Dee Def, Blankenbakcr SHS On mp UIC lo the Eagles at the llomccoming bonfire crowd as sludcnts give llicir vocal support fllld PCP fall? 'Wo is 'X The Friday pep rally brought another Eagles. Here. the Eagle Pep Club gots in Eagles prior to thc Friday game. round of cheering und enthusiasm for the the acl with chanting and applause for thr- 22 Ivft to right Rvynzildo tlundclania. Gcoruc llurrru. and Nh-lissa Smith. Anothcr ex-studvnt grvvtcd at lhv YHS Ext-5' 'Ira wus Nlr. Sol Nlurroquin. vity secrvtary of Nlission. llc is welcolnccl by iw ,-Mm, with Singing for the Fixes' Tea was thc Mission group known as thc Four Sounds Now. Lvft to right standing are Laura Runnells, Peggy Whitv. and Suv Ellvn Wicks. while stated is Nancy Whitt: i 1 X'--zzz: . A X Q jf K K V. 79 Qv , if 0100400 90 0 1 Ill. I II' 1.1 ' Patricia ' ' ' ' ratlly I r'nnCll WEN' Quran voting. They arc shown here in the wo of the contestants in the Iloniccoming parade being chauffercd by Bill johnson and Larry Balli. 23 MHS Students Learn b f Doin Making pies in Nlrs. Nan Dycrs vooking cooking classes learn many different ways class arc lell to right Blanca Garza, 'loni to prepare meals during the course ol' the Nlunoz, and lliana Lopez, Girls in the year. X Bill llolmson, MHS senior, works a prob- lem on the slide rule during a break in class work. Bill is a member of the Slide 24 X I i , f f Rule Club and active in that club's proj- ents. lVlr. Forrest llood's junior English classes had a display of ancient artifacts lhis year to tic in with their study of early civiliza- tion. Left to right are Edward Hutchinson, These students in Mrs. Nlargarvt Yz1lvercle's with a pendulum. Left to right are Thomas Ingram. und Diana Ramirez. physical scrielivv class are experimenting Mikels. Beverly Ridling, ,Ioy Gray, Steve .mv wmv-In-ek E M-QW.. im ir m r is! rr1r jeff Howell. and Rudy Nordmcyer ex- amining some of the museum pieces on Paul Wolff- examinesasp:-cimcnunder the study the wonders of display, microscope in biology class, Sludcnts scivncelabs. ww... -i S x wk ,,, tfww M.. M iw' 'mfffvir science in thc 25 Lab Worli Essential to Learnin Mr. L00 Carranzu explains how to work il classes in Related Math. problrm on ther slide rulf' to one of his 'Xlicv Yulvvrmlc anrl Cami lluufralrlh lake notes on the swinging of a pendulum in Mr, Nlighael Nlauhig' phygiqal Science Class. Shown hcrc finishing up an experiment are Crahani. Mr. Nlutthis. and Angola Hale. es conducted various expcrimcnts in lah. left l0 fililll Bobbi' Calla- lI'l5 Garza- LYWI 26 These studcnts in Mr. Laverne Huber's exvvfimffflf Mr- Huber is Conducting for physical science classes are interested in an them' Mrs. Margaret Valverde's physical science ' classes. . ...svn E,. Nlrs. Diane Bradf0rd'S Sl'l0l'fl1HHd CIHSSCS the contest. This group shown left to right Janis Miller, Martha McClain, Edelmira had a football QHITIC with Sl10l'th3lld IIOIC- includes San Juanita Canales, Art Frank Garza. Nlarina Dominguez, and Adela Two teams competed against each other in Horn, Melissa Norman, Estella Gonzalez, Codcna. ln back is Mrs. Bradford. 27 MH ers Take Interest in Class Kandi Bryant and john Leidner combine journalism students this year and served to work up a news story for the Eagle, on the editorial staff. ,lohn was one of the school newspaper. Both were second year eo-editors. i . .1 'T 7,1 ln Y , L ' ex it ff is f Ju .. I k of art study during the year and elimaxed their work with a display in one of the local banks. Rosa Navarro and Juan Barrera work on mosaics in Nlrs. Dorothy Suter's art class. The student artists covered various types 28 Proj eets Mrs, Connie lflores, one of the employees of l irst State Bank in Mission, shows a group ot' general business students through the bank. They are looking at a proofing machine used by the bank, Left to right These girls are working on patterns in Mrs. Emma Guerrero's sewing class. Left to 5 if ' o cf' JO' 'Z 95? ov 1 Q Finishing up ai project in physics are Mark Castrgykceps a watchful eye. lVlills and Twinkle Rucklcy while Mr. B. l. are Ramiro Ocana. lluvid Murillo, Alberto Alaniz, Dan Rivals. Frank Luna. Joyce Stubblcfield, Kathy Selstrom, Robert Trevino, and .Indy jones, ii l 'C fight are R053 NHVHTTO- 1ffm1C1111H11 Diana Cecil Albrecht works a problem on the Ibbotson B8ldCfHS, ISllbC1 OFUZ, Hlld .lllanita RCYCS- slide rule as immediately behind him is Bill l 29 Some Students Have to be Initiated Lowly frgghmen bow lgw in frgm gf ylr. properly initiated as newcomers to Nll-li Angela Hale, and Kate Merrill. Gus Zapata. new assistant principal ut Left to figlll aff? Tl10mHS Mikvlm C115 Mission High School. The freshmen were EliZ0l1d0, Kathy WilliHmS, Alice VHlVCfd0. i way - x XEZLYETP Y-Teens were initiated in another colorful to rigit are Sharon McClain and Karen program at NIHS. at righl. Kuzick. puts new members through exercises. Left 30 These Y-Teens chant for big sisters during initiation. Some of those shown in front are Mary Alice Gerlach. Diana Pena, Terri Graham, Diane Seitz, Doris Davis, and Ramiro Ollanu amd Nlurlin lllltClllllHOll Juninf cxnrflsc 0 l to rl t are R051 Monika and Tom Nhmoy l put two freshmen through 11111 t .av if M M , A. ,, K hh, .?i 1 , f,f IIS? in Ann llellc. Standing in buck left to right leadb Il yell tor thewc lowly irwhmcn .ix O1 my-V liejufqa Ybd,-ri WMU M01-dies are Alicia Nlartinez. Libby hiunirrv and Diana Corpub .md Eloy hum look on R051 R0fif1guL1 and .Xl-iuroi 0n,,11eL Chris Guerra. Office Girls Perform Useful Tasks Numerous tasks are performed by thi' office girls who assist Mrs. Marjory Wright and thc HHS principals. Shown licrc are Ida Casas and Cindy Sanford. standing. while Carla .-Xld' we is kneeling at the filing ea inet. Members of the Office Girls this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: San Juanita Munoz, Debbie RlVCf3, farrett, -Io Ann Kopeki, Linda l-le jea nc Abbernante, and Kathy Feller. 32 .N QXX X Q X Second row left to right are: Viola Solis, Horty Vela, Norma Ortiz, Lydia Gonzalez, Kandi Bryant, Cindy Gibbs, and Debbie White. Third row left to right are: Louise Petty, lillen Gallriygher, Bobbie Placke, Sandy Broughton, Alicia Martinez. Dec Dee Blancenbaker Debbie Ludwig, Ka y Miller, and Cindy Sanford. QBoot ,Em Dail Boosts School pirit Mission High School students prepared for Garza. Hilda Guerra. l.in4lz llvllc. lisnicr- thc Edcouch-Elsa football game by pro- alflu lieyim. Celia Nlunox. and ,inda Long- moting a Boot-'Em Day. Nlodeliug the oria. X' boots tlivy worm' are loft to right. Sylvia ,YY Q I .K Larry Schzu-fer. Debbiv Ludwig, and during MHS B0ot-'lim Day Dennis Holbrook at nire 1 , Hrs boots tudent Council Plans M S Activities The executive committee of the Student Galan. Arthur Weber. Henry lfankhauser Council plans various events during the Hrs. Dorothy Suter. Andy Garza, Peggy school year. Shown here at one ol' the While. and Dee Dcezglankenbakcr. meetings from left to right are Freddy M ' ,a ,1rf' I W -- --,, ,,,, , 5 ' 'f 'M Y ,, fa fi :Aff g' . I 3 ,Q , 2 U, me The Student Council provided cokes for the football officials after every home 34 game. Left to right arc Peggy White, Mr. Russell Young, Mr. lied Connor, lVlr. John Ii 3 Leaverman, Mr. Smokey Boyle, and Andy Garza, council president. ,, f 4 fx 17 N t ,-'U 5 . . H3 ' 'af e it y A mlQ i , , y ,F ifzf l A K' 5? '-'QQ ff or 31 iw., y s ,:1?f 4. - f'5af 'f.,tff Q V A3 . v 354- L. ,. 'K it r A ,A ,rw ll-if r-. RA ,. K2 ' -gt I K 5 . ,Lk K 1,I- .4 M J, ag -53' rfy 'slkhl l W x , Q. if ,f'1g'f Vile' ll . The Student Council had a unique idea for promoting Christmas spirit at MHS. They purchased a 12 foot Christmas tree and placed it in front of the library for the students enjoyment. Shown putting the finishing touches on the tree are from left to right John Nlikels, Tommy Popplewcll, Linda Helle, N , Lydia Gonzalez, A . Lida Garrett, Cindy Gibbs, lllrs. lllarjory Wright, Krysti Buckley. and Arthur Weber. 133 mr 7 1 35 Drugs Rank as Number 1 Problem Dee Dee Blankenbaker and Robert Good- office of Sheriff Claudio Castaneda. The Castaneda for an article they wrote for the Win are examining a marijuana plant in the two Eagle reporters interviewed Sheriff school newspaper. mann: 1 .1n,--.-.4-.--.. JoAnne liawamoto, Eagle staff member, Drug Thingw at the University of Texas in listens intently during one of the sessions Austin. at a conference on drugs entitled That 36 new I L' l Nlr. Gus Zapata, assistant principal, was chairman of a conimitt the drug problem and type of guideline for ec formed to study to establish some Mission students. Hidalgo County Sheriff Claudio Castaneda staffers 0llCI't Voodwin and De-v Doc shows a piecv ol' marijuana to liuglc 1 -Q? i w11o,--h.. ' ' ififi L A' ', , LA 1 - . 5 V '1'- E' 71 L -,Ng gaw- Q ooo r , ..,. i 1. hv- 11 i A ff of-Q 'G lk Serving on the committee were left to Mark Mills, co-editor of the school news- right Mark Nlills, JoAnne Kawamoto. and paper. takes notes during a session on Dora Elia Garcia. ,wal 'E li 'That Drug Thing all Texas in A ustin. 'QL ,, , W W the Univvrsity of 37 America, The Good, Bad 81 U l The National llonor Society ol' Mission lligh School presented a patriotic program prior to dismissing for the Thanksgiving holidays. During the NHS assembly, a 'vb Nancy Gibson. NHS member, was one of the speakers on the program for the Thanksgiving patriotic program. 38 group of students sang and added to the Laura Runnells, Nancy White. and Dale patriotic theme. Shown lel'l to right here Compton. during the program are Melissa Smith, Sue Ellen Wicks, Peggy White, Pat Wl0Pl'1CI'SOI1, 'S s ti 5 Shown here listening to the speakers take their turn on the platform are left to right Ricky, Hidalgo, Arthur W eller, Twinkle w 'P OA tif? K V,,,. . V, Rackley, NHS president, and Mrs. Vernice Wodrieh, sponsor. fs! Several members of the Ylission el added to the NHS patriotic' program wir singing several numbers. Left to right as by Hwy sing i'Ameriea. are Dee Dee Blank- enbaker, Linda Grant, jeff Munn, and Cathy Grant. Stables, Chris Vg' pr A most impressive show was presented by the Nlission Eagle Band played nliattle hauser, Hlfld HiCl1Hrd fXlJb0U. 36 students as they marched through the Hymn of the Republiefl Left to right are gymnasiuln Carrying the American flag as Jody Hidling. Teresa Seitz, Henry Fanli- 39 Band Adds Musical tpirit to lVl S The Mission Engle Hand provided enter- tainment ut all the football gznnes this year and also played at pep rallies. voncerts. parades. and hohfires. Shown here are several members ot' the band as they march on to the field during the halftime pc'rt'orm:mee ol' the Mission-Edinburg foot- ball game. Diana Corpus was presented as sweetheart and presented Diana with a bouquet of ot' the Rage Band for l969-70. Irma roses and the sweetheart ribbon. Salinas. right. was last years sweetheart 40 Myra Hhync, left. and Linda Grant were They are shown performing on the side- two of the varsity twirlers this past year. lines during a Nlission football gamv. fax! ffwci Qi QQ wtf? t lx wwf Svuior members of the Eagle Band re- Rodriguez, Pat Chastain, Lida Garrett, ccived their long awaited band jackcta at Myra Rhyme, . enncll, and Billie an assembly in the high school gymnasi- Jam' Prichard. Second row left to right are um. Loft to right first row arc Soila Fri-ddy Catan. Ricky Casas, Viola Pena, Dora Elia Garcia, Diana Flores, Norma Lee Asebedo, Heynaldo Candalaria, Diana Corpus, Eloy Reyna, Rey del Bosque, Malcom Moses, and Emilio Maldoxladoy TNQMLYAO fl L ES v 1 FF Boys Learn Farming Skills 4' Future Farmers of America selected Kathy Miller and Linda Helle as their Sweethearts for the l969-70 school year. Kathy, left, 42 Showing ol'l' their prize lieifers that they Antollio Livestock Show im, lei-1 to right entered in the llio Grande Valley l.ive- Ruben Alanna Frank Saldana, and 'form' stoek Show at Wlereedes and the San Guerrero. 1 r . L. A,,, V .N , was chapter sweetheart and Linda was Greenhand sweetheart. Tipton Chevrolet of Mission provided the Nlission Chapter of Future Farmers of America with u pickup they used during the school year. Shown in the pickup are Tjplgll Third year members of the Agriculture assistinff in an operation on a i . Left t ' H I h Q P 8 0 ard. and Mr. joe Correa, head of the Ag Department olten help perlorm operations I'l,Ql'lt are Dan Schibi, Bert Neugebauer, Dgpgrtyngntu on their animals. Nlcmbers are shown here Willie Cox, Terry Lankford, Darrel Prich- li, 'N X l li l -fr 5 i ' sf Qgklllgfl' Q EVQL E ' Fat hogs bring more money and These Left to right are Donald de Forest, Paul left 10 T19-ht Paul N'3l1gQb11l1e1'f Laffy FFA boys are making money as they Nguggbaugf, Bruce Bray, and Billy War. SChUCk?11bf0Ck1 l'f11Hk Mldanas and fatten hogs as their prqieet. The hogs were Shak- Hllbeft Bazan- entered in the livestock show at Mercedes. 43 Y-Teens Sponsor Various Activities Y-Teens slaged ai style show with members to Fifllli lllfldil Longoria, Hilda Guerra, Dee lllOflCl.ll1,Q clothes from one of llie popular D00 Bl21llliCT'llJillif3fv 5112311110 G1l1l15f Debbie fashion stores. Girls who modeled are left 2llhy' i Cr. ' 7 Diane Williams and Peggy White, two what is going on at one of the club: members of the Y-Teens. listen closely to business meetings. 44 4 Ann Later and Joanne Kopeeki helped made S4-43 for the Nlareh of Dimes.'l'l1e-5' in early January collect money in the Y-Teens bucket used the money to help Nlission in the brigade for the March of Dimes. The girls Teenage Nlarch of Dimes Walkallion ln:-ld 'UTURL C0 Kathy Miller, Y-Teens president. talks lilankenbaker, Linda Longoria, and Suz- with several members before a meeting. 3.11112 Gibbs, Others shown are left to right Dee Dee P C Emphasizes Spanish Cultures Nilda Salinas puts madeup on Cristin de la ties were held in the junior High auditori Cruz, who performed in a comedy skit at um before a large crowd, the elubls annual Noche de Alegria. Activi- , , l nuff kk Members of the Spanish I ALM class sang Left to right are Cami llaugarth, Hector Angela Hale, Thomas Nlikels, Ronnie Kiz- a Spanish number at the Noche de Alegria. Murillo, Beverly Ridling, Kate Merrill, ziar, and Steven Austin. 46 Nliliii GQIFCHL lffft. lllld Alicia Aguirre PCT' traditional initiation oi' new members into form a Mexican Hat Dance as part of thc the Pan American Club, assay, , .. L? ' H6 These Pan American Club members are Alegria. Left to right arc .laimc Barrera, heart, andE5mer31daReyng1, president passing out programs al their Noche dc Merced Solis, Imelda Ramirez, club sweet- Practice is Behind ucccssful Plaf X Kath ' Nlillcr played thc rolc of Nlolhcr Kathy SCTYCS his brcukfanl. Thc play drvw During a practice svssion ol' thc play, Hill 1 si vcry successful Spcech Club lar, - W igrhts it was pcr- Leidncr, lcfl, gocs ovcr his lines with production of Our Townfi Nizirtin Hutch- formvd at Morgan .-Xu itorium. inson, playing Dr. Gibbs, looks on as A 1 ' -'W' f ..L.--f-f . M, ,--f 5 l . 2 l 'i. 'athy Hiller and Marlin Hutchinson re- hcar , from thc onc-act play as .Iaimcs Slcwarl and john Mikels practice their lines. Nirs. Constance Haugarth was director of thc play staged by thc Speech Club. 48 'V H CHIY l ankh auscr. it ,W ww, 3 ,-,, A it t' t U, , , I W J , it J , . , wfJ 3, mv + Q:-fu 1' ' ...EE . af'-, ?e ,xQi.7v,i W' fs , a. 4 , I 4-f 'jj 'Y ,,,i,,A-J v. -V 4 'V g:sf .,1?'Z : f-vtltfifw ' ff - Lmgfyw., 4 y f 2 1 - 5 kv' P 4 w, gf' f wx , if 4 , bkf 5 JN at ,Mr V 1 .gi A 1' if ' M Q . f 1 , , Qty ifjgiw 1 iff ja XJ W .92 wwf' Hoists 'QM L ,QQ A 5 'W ' Rf 5 Wg S: Q . 55, . , i ., i 5 . N hi' SQ 23452 l W, I rg 4 nf, cg J Q ' I me f 1 A 14 z if , ul f fi J ,ri , Jo . AM f ,, ' - Z 4 I it Stephen Ingraun. Pc'gg,'y White, and Nancy the scenes from Hur Town. by thc White are at the dinner table during one of NliSSi0l1 High 5911001 51196011 Club- -1-...,, I ff JM I. kf .M Z-4 James Stewart rehearses a scene from Our Town while other members of die 1.4 xx rss. Tun is L , . 4 f - in S -:sf-if A ff cast ham it up in back of the room. Numerous practices were held by the cast for weeks prior to the presentation ofthe play. 49 Key Clubbers Worli to Benefit MHS Nlany Key Club members assisted the high ,lohn Hodgins, Kenneth Jong, Tony Ken- school administrative staff in distributing nard, jimmy Morris, jack Edwards, and books to classrooms prior to the opening Arthur Weber. of school. This group includes left to right D ' ' ey Club sweetheart, and paper. Debbie ,was selected pbellfrrl by Kenneth Jones, club president, examine a the club members, ' . ' copy of the Mission Eagle, school news- 50 Key Club members who attended the annual Leadership Banquet are shown signing the guest register. Left to right are I lfill Johnson, Pal NlClJllCI'S0Il. Andy Garza, una ony Kcnnurd. Kenneth jones, Key Club president, is speaker at the Leadership Banquet. Mr. showm wivlconiing Mr, a ' , uest Bill Parks, club sponsor, looks on. 51 Keepin Fit is Goal of P.E. Classes Physical education is an important part of the program at Mission High School. Boys in PE. get body-building exercises during the year. Shown here lifting weights are These boys are working on thc Excr-Genie are Trinidad Ornelas, Pete Saenz, and Mike in a combination of exercises. Left to right Keller. 52 left to right Robert Trevino. Heymundo Doing sit-ups with the Exer-Genie are liseobedo. Mike Garcia. and ,luan do la B0bby Alemiz and ,lcsus dc Leon. Exercis- Gurgia, ing is a regular part of the physical education program in MHS. Girls also have an intensive physical educa- tion program to keep fit. These girls are learning a dance called thc Nlariu Neigo from Lithuania. Practicing the dance from ,luanita Gutierrez and Olga Asebedo do an exercise with weave balls that helps to develop coordination. S 'luv r left to right are Teresa Martinez. Sylvia Guerra. Armandina Salazar, Irma Palaeios, Carmen Dominguez, Estella Gutierrez, Cheril de Forest, and Elida Contreras. Delfina Ybarra is helping to strap in one of the many sports girls participate in Consuela Garza before a game of softball, dllflllfl P.E. classes. ww-o-f R NnwJ0,,,,W,..,,'-H' him ,.,,f WW my ff , ,W If 4,44 aa ateae K 5 I 22W - ff: f j, ' ' Many girls went out for track and field events this past year. Doris Davis is getting ready to run one of Lhe dashes as Miss 5 ff: ,.,,a..za gr, My ' ,195 Ili--no-ggq.. K. I Carmela de la Garza times her and Norma Saueeda records her time. 53 Homemakers Active All Year Round lVlrs. Emma Guerrcrois Homcmaking ll classes do advanced work in sewing dresses and other wearing apparel. Shown sewing on her project is Arccli Silva while Anna Bucntello is cutting out her pattern. Nortencia Vela, right, accepts the gavel as Ramirez, a past president of thc FHA Separating grapefruit membrane from the president of the Future Homemakers of chapter. Officers were installed ata formal peel for a costume in the Texas Citrus America chapter for 1969-70 from Norma ceremony in thc library. Fiesta style show are left to right Piedad 54 Salinas, Margaret Bray and Cathey Foley. These girls are pllllillg Ulf' fiJ1iSl1illH Ficsta stylc shows. Lcft to right are Elva touches to ai design on the costume prcs Mlmjzs Aljcja Vela! and San Juanita pared by thc Futurc Homcmakers of Hingjosa. America and worn in the Tcxas Citrus is .NUQSAIDI ' N Q - ,WY . Martha Marroquin was thc model for the FHA costume in the fiesta style show. She is shown here as she appcared on stage during the show. 'N- The homemakins girls mad? Three 005- Norma Ortiz, iilartha Ortiz, and Cid by lwmemaking girls on the school wmes that Were modeled U1 the SWIG Dominguez purchase chili dogs from Campus. shows. l-Iortencia Vcla at thc concession operated 55 Annual, Eagle Staff Worlq To ether Each Friday for 250 weeks during the school term Eagle staff members sell the school newspaper to students in Mission High School. Shown here are left to right Tony Kennard, Bertha Reyes, and liicky Pierce calling on one ol' thc classrooms lo srll Lhe newspaper. About one-third ol' the lolal printing bill is paid by sales from the weekly newspaper. T, Q . ,i.,, 5 2 If ' .. 3 -- ---- wipe- 41, if :3 61 32535-Q, Q Each story that appears in the newspaper must be checked before it is set in type, then checked again on the galleyproof to eliminate errors from the newspaper. Shown here are left to right Debbie 1 i ,.fiiE These beginning journalism StLld6HiS W. Hossow sei up type are left lo right Debbie Ludwig, and Ricky Pierce. visitvd fi lowl Prim Sh0P t0 S00 how Diane Williams, Patricia Chastain, Bobbie UCWSPHPCTS UN' Printed- Watching MT- C- Plaeke, Tony Kennard. Connie' Powell, 56 1 .. fa I Q 3 X Ludwilg, obbie Plavke Pat Chast' lonnie l,0 YSl yuggen ue reading proofs before they are returned to the printer. .N typical work night for the Annual Staff involves some 355 to ll-5 people working on yearbook pages. This grroup is identifying pictures for the Clubs 81 Organizations section and laying out pages on dummy sheets. With their backs to the camera are left to right Yolanda Balderas, Kandi Bryant and Diana Balderas. while facing the camera left to right are Dennis Hol- brook, Cliff King. Bill Leidner, Linda I-lelle, Lida Garrett and Debbie White. 77' WM f '- , Mann-1-an-fpsw,pf:,pfs4.q,+4. My T 1 f mmf . .-.a ' A a A' K ,, W . ,,,pw. M . , S ..,, W IV, v V W - Ali Q i ,-'- impair, 1 f W-M ,.,, ' w -. .V , im A weekly chore for these journalism stu- other schools. At work are left to right newspaper are mailed out each week. dents is addressing each copy ofthe Eagle Zaragosa Hinojosa, Linda Hellc and Susan mailed to advertisers, former students and Kawamoto. About 75 copies of the school Walkathon Raises Funds for arch of Dimes Terry Lankford, left, and Andy Garza represented Mission High School in the annual KHIO sponsored March of Dimes Walkathon jan. 24 al the lVlcAl1en .ligh School stadium. Representatives from nine Valley cilies took a step for each dime collected in their name for the March of Dimes. Bucket brigades and peanut sales, conducted by the Y-Teens and Pan Ameri- can Club, helped raise money for the two Mission walkers, as did a dance sponsored by the Y-Teens. lVlission stepped off 7,127 steps for a total of 3712.70 and placed fourth in the contest. In all, 357,119.60 was raised for the March of Dimes in the campaign with nine schools participating. i N Two Mission helpers in the March of and cokes. Celia represented the Y-Teens Dimes Walkathon were Celia Munoz, left, and Imelda was sponsored by the Pan and Imelda Ramirez, They are shown American Club in the county-wide contest taking time out for lunch of fried chicken to raise money for the march of dimes. an fl mp i , - 'S iii 1' Many MHS students were on hand to um. Shown here left to right are Dee Dee just a few of the Mission supporters on cheer efforts by the Eagle entries in the Blankenbaker, Arturo Munoz, jearme' hand during the day to watch progress of Walkathon at McAllen High School Stadi- Valverde, and Steve Martinez. They were thc Walkathon. 59 Two of the models in the Texas Citrus Diane Duncan. MHS freshman. They are Fiesta style show were Dickie Thompson, shown hr-rc waiting for lhejudges' decision left, a Mission junior High student, and on how they came out in the contest. ,ws in fy fix These are members of the Mission FFA citrus judging teams who competed in judging fruit at the Citrus Fiesta. Left to right are members of the senior team who 60 .,,,p-Q, won second in their division, They are the junior judging team that placed third. Mack Randolph, Steve Jeter, and Dennis Left to right are Scott Randolph, David Holbrook. On the right are members of Dominguez. and Willie Gossett. Mary Kay Thompson and Debby highlighted the XXXIII Texas Citrus lfies- Lawrence show off costumes lhey mod- ta. eled during the three style shows that ig , im 1 4 2 9 ., 4 'J 1 1 K These art students competed in the art holding his Mosaic birdbathg Cathy Grant, her mosaics CiHdY Gibbs, who CI1iG1'Cd hffl' exhibit portion of the Citrus Fiesta. From holding her first place Mosaic-woodg Cathy mosaics and MTH. Dorothy Suter, art left to right are Juan Barrera, who is Foley, winner of honorable mention with teacher. 61 OE tudents Prepare For The Future Vocational Office Education students in ment for the remainder of the day. Here, Salon works on the hair of Hilaria de la Mission High School study for half a day, three of the girls in VOE watch as Mrs. Garza. Looking on are Irma Gama and and then work in some business establish- Wanda Williams of the Professional Beauty Adela Garza. 1 - i...., , y it lv' .- .-medfdl Rachel Gutierrez is switch board operator phone as Mr. Elliott Bottom, executive These VOE students are using the dicta- and does general office work at the First vice president, waits to ask her aqueslion. phone to take a typing assignment from State Bank in Mission. She answers the Mrs. Joanne Morrow, instructor. Mrs. 62 Morrow is standing in the background 7 M. .1, l 'Nm Mxwff looking over the shoulder ol' one of the students. The elass learns to use all types of business machines. When it's all over. the VOR students will be prepared to take Ilieir place in the business world. Mr. Ray Myers, high school principal, hands a diploma to , 50' avia- T' Graeiela Gonzalez. Gracie is one of the VOE students interested in pursuing a business career when she graduates from Mission High School. 65 ln Memoriam Mr. Forrest L. Hood 1915-1970 Probably the most loved of all teachers in Mission lligh School, Mr. Forrest L. Hood will be missed by students and faculty members alike. Mr. Hood died January 13, alter a lengthy illness. 'llhose who knew him best will always remember Mr. Hood for his kindness and gentle ways, but he will also be remembered for his knowledge of the English language and his manner of getting it across to his students. Because of his love for MHS and what it stands for, Mr. Hood willed his entire estate to the high school in the form of The Josephine and Forrest Hood Scholarship Fund. Through his generosity, a deserving student each year will get to attend the college of his ehoiee. A man who liked to be around people and who especially liked to be around his students, Mr. Hood stipulated in his will that the recip- ient of the scholarship should make occasional visits to his gravesite to see that it is in order. 1n his memory, students and faculty members started a memorial fund this year to purchase a plaque and books for the high school library in his name. lnseribed on the plaque will be: To him in the love ol' learning devoted his life to instruction of the young, we inseribe this tribute: Green he the turf above you, Friend of our better days, None knew you but to love you, Nor named you but to praise. In memory of Forrest L. Hood 1915-1970 64 Awg..s fb- .QM 'K fl Lk Q. X A ,Arv- ,fx IPWPIN gf' ff if r F' -H tuclent Council Members of the Student Council this year are shown here. Left to right front row arc: Jo Anne Kawamoto, Celia Munoz, Twinkle Raekley, Lida Garrett, Raquel Casas, Thelma Domi ,, ez. oni Nlunoz, Cynthia Valadez, Linda Rivera, Libby Ramirez, and Lydia Gonzalcva Second row left to right: Diana Corpus, Cynthia Garza, Piedad Salinas, Viola Solis, Diane Seitz, 'olia Rodriguez, Rosalinda Jimenez, Maria Elena ivera, ora E. Garcia, Maria G. Moreno, Virginia Alaniz, Alicia Rodriguez, and Susan Kawamoto. Third row left to right: Peggy Mute, Elsa Guerra, Viola Pena, Tommy Popplewell, Henry Fankhauser, Linton Stables, Diana Flores, Israel Rios, johnny Lopez, Rigo Rod- riguez, Lucy Garcia, Diana Pena, and Norma Lee Asebedo. Fourth row left to right: Andy Garza, Ricky Hidalgo, Bill Johnson, Arthur Weber, hmmn- baliq, Freddy Galan, Rudy Garcia, George Guerra, Martin Hutchinson, Merced Solis, John Kopeki, Rolando llinojosa, and Suzanne Gibhsmkui LQTCU is Voice of Nl S Leading the Student Council in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to righl first row are: Peggy White, vice president: Andy Garza, presi- dent: Dora E. Garcia, secretary, 'nd Nlrs. Dorothy Suter, sponsor. Second row left lo right Linton Stables, clcction commis- sioner: Ricky Hidalgo, reporter, and Henry lfankhauscr, p liamentarian. -Sedo Rody N garyez, 4' ,,,,, C Tree S, N4 a i 91 66 Voting Conducted h Election Commission ix: J-ill! G ' e 1 ? Leading the Election Commission in Mis sion High School this year are the follows ing officers. Left to right first row are: Dee Dee Blankenbaker, senior commis- sionerg Linton Stahles, 'chief elaztionfeom- missioncrg and Terry King, junior com- missioner. Second row left to right are: Bill lbbgtsgn, freshman commissionerg and Ricky Garza, sophomore commissioner. 0 l G l X Members of the Election Commission this year are shown here. Left to right front row arc: Dee Dee Blgnlgenlgaker, Ellen Gallagher, Victoria Moreno, Garcia and Kathy McClain. Second row left to right are: Bill Ibbotson, Linton Stables, Jesus Garza and Ricky Garza. 67 hrett, Debbie Ludwig, Kandi Bryant, Doris Y-Teens Profit b Doin for Others Leading the Y-Teens in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are ' 'dentg Nancy White, vice presidcntg an c IC Ludwig, secretary. Second row left to 1 Members ofthe Y-Teens this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Sandra Smith, Cindy Sanford, Debby Rivera, Hilda Guerra, Celia Munoz, Diana Corpus, Sylvia Garza, Norma Lee Asebedo, Esmer- alda Reyna, Linda Longoria, Lisa Ramirez, Sylvia Valadei'Myra Rhyne, Diane Seitz, Susan Schmidt, Dalia Garcia, Nancy White, and Susan Kawamoto. Second row left to right are: Louise Petty, Viola Solis, Lydia Jeffery, Martha Cardenas, Yolanda Valadez, Kita Mae Garza, Cynthia Garza, Yolanda Guerrero, Norma Lopez, Rosa- linda Jimenez, Soila Rodriquez, ,Lida Gai:-f-' Wallger, Linda Schaefer, Jeri Galloway, Peggy White, and Ellen Gallagher. Third row left to right are: Krysti Buckley, Ka ' S ' ' Diana Pena, lin Later, Twinkle Hackley, Debby Sojack, Angel Buchanan, Issy Riley, Cris Guerra, Teresa Terry, Cindy Doty, Xancy, Lane, ath Feller, Kathy Fennell, Penny Waitz, V ara Al ridffe, Jo Anne Kawa- moto, Diane 'ams, Pat Chastain, Martha McClain, Maria Piedad Salinas, Cindy Gibbs, and Debby White. Fourth row left to right: Doris Davis, Linda Helle, Jo Anne Kopeki, Hermila Cortez, Janis Miller, Helen Lampkin, Veronica Prukop, Nleh11da Mills, Libby Rami- f-Q 0' right are Connie Powell, finance cl1aiLma.n, Sand , 1 4 ' rman' icia I ' Q l I ? artin . ro ram chairman: rl 1 Longoria, treasurer. , J ,HU i50 ii rcz, Nilda Hernandez, Marta Borrego, Judy -' Pena, Carmen Dominguez, Chaeki Hinojosa A - -- - e v Ilee Dee Blanken' bajgg, , Connie Powell, Sandra I ug u ,Theresa Cl , eanne Valverde, and Viola Pena. 'S ft ittc - 'X f it! ,V-hVV -1 , eees'.tt - V nnstt .,. or '- ' l Q 5 - S 3 -a ,ff 9 f fr-133 1 J fi' iffy - -, f' ' 'A' - . ' , ' .- ' ,.1f,! E ft f 5 A R' VW V ,, I g ' N, i W I X , - -X - if g R' 'J P W I - 1 . W il. 4 X - , f ' 4 ' ,.., t 'A' .V ' 1 , ' i WMV' -' 5 r iii Q ii: If Q 5 at Q Q, 2' at ,L Vri' -5 7 ,ff , at 'Sf S . A , ,i ' . if . 3 x Iv i. I 75' Q ry.. K K E ' n f' 2 - ip I, : 'li ' ' ' .f S 7 -, , ' '.,, ' 5 X , . , ' 'J , 5? G , 'Ya V if 'ff f X 'fi Q W A 1, Wa, ,K 5 , . .. Q.: 5 - --M 1.5 ,f 'ASQ 9 D . K, 1 W 5 Q if S as r S I A Q it 7 V ' S S . K 1 I, f 3, W , v, V Y , X 1 Q4 1, gg X V, - ,' Q! X X K Ib , f L , mlm WU i .f A t 2 ...fp , f f , :gg M QA 1 7 L . . . ' y L , it C N y .... si'i in e, i i i t va.. if r ff ' 2-- Ii' S Q . , ,, ,1 f ' ' 'fi ' C it , . yyy, y Vll .,,, A y J E. tt A, . W' t. -'.f It . 68 Key Club is Service ' I of .. ,-. .fn Organization fi ,f if , l y V ' si ft ' ,, V , M , 1 'wffxf ' Leading the Key Club in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Stevie Martin, junior Class representative: Arthur Weber, vice-presidentg Kenneth jones, president, john Hodgins, seeretaryg and Mr. Joaquin Fernandez, sponsor. Second row left to right Bill Lyles, sergeant-at-arms, Henry Fankhauser, student council representa- tiveg Gregg Holbrook, scrapbook chair- mang and llill Johnson, treasurer. Members of the Key Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Jimmy -Morris, David Dominguez, Martin Hutchinson, jeff Stables, Tommy Smith, and Jimmy Grinnan. Second row left to right: Bobby Johnson, Stevie Martin, Bill lbbotson, Gregg Holbrook, Cid Domin- guez, Ken Healy, and Tony Kennard. Third row left to right: Tommy Popple- well, Bill Lyles, Arthur Weber, Henry Fank- hauser, Linton Stables, Kenneth jones, and Bill Johnson. Fourth row left to right: Rick H King, Lane Garrett, Richard Pena, Robert Rivas, Zaragosa Hinojosa, Terry Lankford, Willy Griffin, and John Hodgins. 69 Use of lide Rule is Club Goal Members of the Slide Rule Club this year are shown here. Left to right first row are: Arthur Horn, Lilia Guerrero, Nilda Pena, Linda Helle, Debbie White, ' X Dora Elia Garcia, Joanne Kawamoto, and Second row left to right are: John Mikels, Steve Martin, Thomas Mikcls, Benedict Prukop, Steve Ingram, Bill Ibbot- son, Arthur Weber, Dale Compton, Charles Austin, Leo Mercer, Israel Rios, Daniel Villarreal, and Ramiro Rodriguez. Third row .left to right are: Cliff King, Tommy Popplewell, Martin Hutchinson, Bill John- son, Ricky Hidalgo, George Guerra, jackie Edwards, Ruben Moreno, Rudy Garcia, jeff Howell, and Tony Kennard. Leading lllc Slide Rule Club in Mission High School this year are Ille following officers. Left to right are: Ricky Hidalgo, vice president, Tommy Popplewell, presi- dcntg and Mrs, Patsy Gossell, sponsor, Second row left to right are: Tony Kgn. Hard, secretary and Larry Balli, reporter. ffl MHS Scientists Enjo Experimcnting 55011 n-3 fl l 5 ,S 1, Q me y W of t i i f Leading the Science Club in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row arc: Mark Mills, vice president Tommy Popplewell, president: Mr. B. L. Gaston, sponsor. Second row left to right arc: Martin Hutchinson, student council rcpresentativeg Ricky Hidalgo. eur- atorg Tony Kennard, secretary-treasurer. Members of the Science Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Leo Mercer, Thomas Mikels, Mark Mills, Allen Bruns, Ardiur Weber, Charles Aus- tin. Second row left to right: Cliff King, Steve Martin, Dec Dee Blankenbaker, Hob- bie Plaeke Ka ' 1 botson Keller, onnie Kizziar. Third row left to right are: john Hodgin, Martin Hutchinson, jeff llowell, Cecil Albrecht, Ricky Hidalgo, Tommy Popplewell, john Mikels, Tony Kennurd. 71 FHA Prepares Girls For Home Role Nlembers of the Future llomemakers of America this ycar are shown here. Left to right front row are: Carolyn Carr, Viola Solis, Yolanda Gonzalez, Hortic Vela, Velma Arce, Lupita Vela, Lila Rodriguez, San Juanita Longoria, Flora Hernandez, Olga lilizando. Second row left lo right: Martha Marroquiii, Anna Olivarez, Sara Olivarez, Imelda Ramirez, Sandra Pena, San Juanita dc Leon, Piedad Salinas. Lucy Mendoza, Aida Ramirez, San ,luanita de Leon. Barbara Ann de Leon. Third row left to right: Libby Ramirez, Alicia Gavazos, lilva Rodriguez. Terri Garza, Toni Nlunoz, Teresa Rivas, Yolanda Mont- emayor, Gloria Bottello, Diana Guiterrez, Eva Garcia, Elizabeth Garza, livangclina Galvan. Fourth row left to right: Merced Solis, beau, Anna Flores, Rosa Alaniz, Beatriz Flores, lierta Olivarez, Diana Lopez, jean Marie Nlehis, Olga Gonzales, Teresa Torres, Alva Hernandez, Diana Balderas, liloy Reyna, beau. 72 Leading the Future Homemakers of America in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Alicia Cavazos, 3rd Vice presidcntg Sandra Pena, lst vice presidentl llortie Vela, prcsidentg Anna Olivarez, 2nd K vice presidcntg and Imelda Ramirez, secre- tary. Second row left to right: Sara Oliva- rez, historian, Libby Ramirez, 4th vice president: Velma Arcc, treasurer: San Juanita dc Leon, 5th vice prcsidentg and Piedad Salinas, parliamcntarian. Their Interest is in Medicine Leading the Para Medical Club in Nlission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Freddy Galan, vice presidentg Israel Rios. presi- dentg and lVlrs. Evelyn Reiter, sponsor. Second row lett to right are: Yiola Pena, student council representative: Lily Guer- rero, secretary-treasurer: and Norma Lee Asebedo, historian. , y I I I If. I I ff R w WX Members of the Para Medical Club this year are shown here. Left to right first row are: Diana Gutierrez, San Juanita Barrera, Diana Corpus, Piedad Salinas, Delfina Luna, and Lily Guerrero, Second row left to right are: Viola Pena, Norma Lee Asebedo, Celia Munoz, Rosalinda Jimenez, Nora Solis, Diane Abbott, and Diana W. I Flores. Third row left to right are: lfeddy I '7 Galan, Bobby Alaniz, Israel Rios, Leo I Mercer, and Charles Austin. 1 i v' -1 I f'Q qs, J: z ,f-u Q 9 K , P a t , .3 If J Jo? 1' 12, ft. 73 Band Keeps Thin s Swinging at M S Members of the Senior Band this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Billie Jane Prichard, Jody Ridlingr. Barbara Garza, Linda Carr, Thelma lienavides, Martha Nlarroquin, Cynthia Souter, Lida Garrett. Second row lcft to right: Freddy Galan, 'Zada Harlow, Baudelia Cavozos, Diana Flores, Ricky Burleson, Dalia Garcia., Elizabeth Garza, Ricky Casas, Tom Bottomly, Norma, Iropez, Dina Carr, Julia Bird. Third row left to right are: Norma Lee Aeebedo, Sherry Soutcr, San Juanita Velasquez, Rosa Linda Jimenez, Nlaria Piedad Salinas, lilanca Olivarez, Eva Garcia, Gloria Jefferey, Chuck Suter, Pat Chastain, Sandra Smith, Suzanne Koon, Reynaldo Salas, Emilio Nlaldonado, Rey del Bosque, Felipe Garza. Hector Garcia, Dora Elia Garcia, Jaime Reyna, Diana Corpus. Fourth row left to right are: Camie Ilaugarth, Sandra Jeffrey, Jeanne Abbenante, Julie Pena, Isabel Avila, Rob- ert Gonzales, Josephine Abbenante. Emma Hernandez, Cathy Bray, Beverly ltidlingg, Joe Garcia, Joe Ortiz, Camaron Gillet, Blake llosktra, Albert Gonzalez. ,I oe Hern- andez, Carlos Pena, Zoila Rodriguez, Rudy Garcia, Arturo Gonzalez, Viola Pena. Fifth row left to right are: Robert I,eal, Israel Gonzales, Raul Vela, George Villareal, Tommy Waggener, Nlario Salas. R ey Candeloria,'Dermis Bell, John Anderson, Don Sehibi, Bobby Keleh, Dill Kaufman, Philip Seiger, Willy Griffin, Eloy Reyna, Oliver Guzman, Deborah Syma, Stephen Austin, Dan Sehibi. Anado Vera, Kelvin Gillette, Nlalcolm Moses. Sixth row left to right are: Mr. C. A. Bell, band direetorg Mr. E. W. Parkhill, assistant band director, and Twinkle Raekley, drum major. Leading the Senior Hand in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Viola Pena, reporter: Twinkle Raeklvy, drum maiorg ,Zoila Rodriguez. treasurer: Diana Corpus, secretaryg and Norma Aeevedo, student iisiif-V X . ' ' t .N. If ii- . ,. xi fm i e-ouncil representative. Second row left to right are: Freddy Galan, vice presidentg Eloy Reyna. president: Malcolm Moses, quartermaster, Nlyra Rhyne, quartermas- ter, and Dennis Bell, quartermaster. 41 , 74 Eagle Twirlers Lead lVl S Band Leading the Band in Mission High School this year as Drum Major is Twinkle Rack-KQ, RVN l'l'l Twirlcrs for the Mission Eagle Band this year are shown here. Left to right front row: Raquel Camas, Myra Rhyne, head twirlerg and Kathy F ennell. Second row left to right: Linda Schaefer, and Linda Grant. 75 YC tudents Have Part-Time Jobs Members ol' the Neighborhood Youth Corps this year are shown here. Left to right fronl row are: Gloria Gonzales, San Juemita Hernandez, Rosario Ville, Dalia Santana, Irma Palaeios, Lupe Anaya, and San Juanita Hinojosa. Second row left to right: Maria Rodriquez, Lucy Garcia, Lydia Gonzales, Maria Gualdulupe, Margie Jimenez, Aida Ramirez, Isabel Ortiz, and Elva Borrcgo. Third row left lo right: Joe Alvarez, joe Perez, and Mike Garcia. Leading the Neighborhood Youlll Corps in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left lo right first row are: joe Alvarez, vice president, Lucy Garcia, secrelarygjoe Perez, president, and Mika Garcia, treasurer. . If C I I 0 O 76 fs K l ' N ' Q 1 e f -e M K i as Ml uf wgif Ml - on X, g , GE Provides Business Experience di K: .af-egg Leading the Vocational Office Education Club in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Norma Sauceda, secretaryg juan Santana, presidentg Esperanza Casas, vice fb president, and Mrs. JoAnne Morrow, spon- sor. Second row left to right are: Hilaria de la Garza, student council representa- tivcg Amparo Munoz, reporterg Dora Luna, treasurer, and Gracie Gonzalez, historian. . ,W c ,. M fs - V .s fa, ar F-ii' ,P Q .ijt f 5, .Sas LL ,i . ,., N Members of the Vocational Office Educa- tion Club this year are shown here, Left to right front row are: Norma Sauceda, Lydia Ybarra, Hilaria de la Garza, San ,Iuanita Munoz, Yolanda Borrcgo, and Lucilla Guerra. Second row left to right: Adela Garza, Amparo Munoz, Dora Luna, Gracie Gonzalez, Esperanza Casas, ,Iosefa Lozano. Third row left to right: San Juanita Gonzalez, Rachel Gutierrez, Irma Garza, Thelma Salinas, Yolanda de Leon, and Juan Santana. 77 , ath eholars Joink Alpha Theta x 4 x V - :fi l V ' Cv' x Members of the Mu Alpha Theta Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Tommy Popplewell, Andy Garza, Mrs. Patsy Gossett, sponsor, Peggy White, Pat Chastain, Cecilia Ann Raekley, Bill Johnson, and Mr. Jim Smith, sponsor. Second row left to right are: George Guerra, Rudy Garcia, Biekyf Hidalgo, Tony Kennard, Larry Balli, Rcynaldo Candelaria, Conrado Aeevedo, Freddy Gllliill. 1Q'77e WV' it C' r -V , , , 78 ffl rl w 5' Q55 Mu Alpha Theta members participate in a math scramble at one of their meetings. Left to right are: Leo Mercer, Mrs. Patsy Gossett sponsor Larry Balh and Charles Austin Math Gan be Fun and lnterestin Leading the Math Club in Nlission lligh School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Xir. .lim Smith, sponsorg Robert Rivtis, vice president: Arthur Weber, president, :ind Mrs. Patsy ii, ,,':g51ih5 i:'5f1E3f 1 ff. f -r f V xf exfrirxfftx, '.1.s3':Qzgl,fif5 - , ' 'k,1'f- Lf, . V. , , 4 sw, 1 X Q I . . ,. ,S v .:zXlS'3S? I, '--jg . . 3 'N Q r. f I . lr 1' tr I 'oss Exxww-Q V K i Y N ' 2 if is ...- V X.:-:P NA 7' A Q ji' A Gossetl. sponsor. Second row left to right ure: Ricky Hidalgo, reporter: George Guerra. student council representative: and Tony Kennard, secretary-treasurer. t I ! S11 A X , , , , ,, .Q g l tv' ,, Q . I , sg . r 1 4, , g fe L It if .A 4 f . ,Q Ai M si 3 I U m y ,ur i vga, I , A ,e ' av W , , v i 0 Members of the Math Club this year are shown here. Left to right are: Maria Elena Rivera, Zada Barlow, Peggy White, Pat Chastain. Twinkle Raekley, and Lilia Guerrero. Second row left to right: ,lose Alvarez, Conrad Aeevado, Arthur Weber, Robert Rivas, Andy Garza, Rogelio Farias, Rudy Garcia, Tony Kcnnard, and Charles Austin. Third row left to right: Tommy Popplewell, Bill Johnson, R' ' john Mikels, Linton St es, George Guerra, Ruben Moreno, Freddy Galan, .f5SY,Q5snQd,a.rg, and L-my Balli. . A If . lr if Cf' Q 4 I Af, lt? 7 wb .75 Teachin Field Explored b FT Members of the Futme Teachers of America this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Lilia Gonzalez. San Juanita Barrera, Juanita lbarra, Marcela Esquivel, Dorothy Zumwall, Dora Elia Garcia, lvlilflil Guadalupe Moreno, Diana Sanchez, Sonia Sanchez, Elizabeth Garza, and Dalia Garcia. Second row left to right: Kathy McClain, Cyuthis Garza, Diana Cor- pus, Celia Mumoz, Josephine Abbenante, Juanita E. Garcia, Diana Flores, Rosalinda Jimenez, Elizabeth Diaz, Dalia Garcia, Barbara Hlott, Norma Villarreal, and Gloria Dillard. Third row left to right are: Josephine Alvarez, Norma Lopez, Freddy Galan, Andy Garza, Danny Rivas, Sandra Alaniz, Norma Lee Asehcdo, Zada Barlow, Piedad Salinas, San Juanita Gonzalez, Jose Alvarez, and Burt Kaufman. 80 Leading the Fulure Teachers of America in Mission High School this year are the following officers, Left to right first row are: Mr. Charles Abernathy, sponsorg Eliza Ortiz, vice presidentg Dora Elia Garcia, president, Cecilia Ybarra, secretaryg and SB Mrs. Janice Willeford, sponsor. Second row left lo right are: Virginia Alaniz, student council representative: Lilia Gonzalez, historian, and Norma Ortiz, reporter. Ldnfuians Pronune the of Good Leading the Library Club in Nlission High School this year are the following offieers. Left to right first row are: Mary Ann Alaniz, vice president: Diana Hernandez, prcsidentg Margie Jimenez, secretary, and Nlrs. Patricia Johnson, sponsor. Second row left to right are: Alicia Garcia, treas- urerg llilaria de Ia Garza, student council representativeg and Ruth Jimenez, histo- rian. aa 'ia Books Members of the Library Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Alba Villareai, Nora Guzman, Hilaria de la Gama, Norma Rodriguez, Alicia Garcia, Gita Gaiza, Ludia Gonzalez, and Lucy Garcia. Second row left to riwtz Juanita Munoz, Marina Dominguez, Viola Solis, Sandra Pena, Aida Ramirez, Margie Jimenez, Diana Hernandez, RuH1Jimenez, and Gloria Gonzalez. Third row left to right: Mary Ann Alaniz, Elizabeth Daw- son, San Juanita Hernandez, Yolanda Bor- rego, Thelma Salinas, Esperanza Casas, San Juanita Gonzalez, Marsha Wood, Diana Balderas, and Jim Wood. ii an K i 1 Top cholars Belong to N Members of the National Honor Society this year are shown here. Left to rigt front row are: Marta Kell f, Cathy Grant, Debbie Rivera, U1, Nlaria Elena Rivera, and , Second row left to right: George Guerra, Andy Garza, Peggy White, Twinkle Rackley, Maria Guadalupe Moreno, Dora Elia Garcia, Lydia Gonzales, and Linton Stables. Third row left to right: Reynaldo Candelaria, Conrad Aseevedo, ' ' ' Ijgbert ' ' Tommy Popplewell, Ar ur Weber, ony Kennard, and Larry ll' '. 82 .Wx 5 L ,V-ww., ie.: Leading thc National Honor Society in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Arthur Weber, vicc president, Twinkle Raekley, president Melissa Smith, secre- tary-treasurcrg George Guerra, .student council representaliveg and Ricky Hidalgo, reporter. ,f--' Fun in Music is Leading thc Senior lfhoir in Nlission High School this year arc the following officers. Left to right first row are: Suc Ellen Wicks, secretary-treasurer: Vcggy' White, Goal of Choir president: Nlaria Elena Alaniz, vice presi- dentg Laura Runnells, student council rep resentative: Margie Grcenwell, librarian. Seated is Mr. Joaquin Fernandez, director. K.. N Members of the Senior Choir this year arc shown here. Left to right front row are: Cathy Grant, Nancy White, Nlary Kay Thompson. Nlargie Grecnwcll, Maria Elena Alaniz, Lydia Ybtura, Maria Nlenchaeha. Maria Sarabia. Second row left to right are: Peggy While, Patricia G1'3.l1lllI'l,vDCC Dee Blankenbaker, Laura Runnells, Alma Pena, Sue Ellen Wicks, Karen Cuzick, Theresa West, Alicia Salinas. Third row left to right are: Hugo Rodriguez, Damasco Dominguez, Andy Mann, 'lose Cortez, Rene Alaniz, john Alaniz, Robert Murillo, Salvador Gutierrez. Fourth row left to right are: Pat McPherson, Ricky de la Garza, Edward Siegar, jeff Stables. Rogelio Estrada, Frank Fiedler, Carlos Alaniz, and Nlr. Joaquin Fernandez, direc- tor. F K 4.1. x: YW F5 M 83 Speech Club Competes in lL Meets Members ol' the Speech Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Nancy White, Kathy McClain, Debbie Lud- wig, Peggy White, Sharon McClain, Lyn Graham, julia llird, ' cr, Cami Haugarth, llee Dec Elan en ar er, . uzanne Gib Cindy Doty, and MelindI1 lVIi.l'ls, econd row left to right: Patricia Graham, Celia Munoz, Cynthia Garza, Yolanda Guerrero, Henry Fankhauser, Angela Hale, Issy Riley, Dora li. Garcia, Doris Walker, Myra Rhyne, Diane Williams, Israel Rios, and Bill Ibbottson. Third row left to right: Dill Kaufman, .lim Wood, Mark Mills, jack Edwards, john Mikels, Arthur Weber, James Stuart, jeff Howell, Freddy Galan, Martin Hutchinson, Burt Kaufman, Frankie Gilbreath, and Steve Ingram. Leading the Speech Club in Mission lligh School this year are the following ol'l'ir-ers. Left to right first row are: Mrs. Constance llaugarth, sponsor: Nlark Mills, vice- presidentg Martin llutchinson, president, Nancy White, secretary, Mr. David Roos, sponsor. Second row lcft to right are: Kathy McClain, parliamentariang Celia Munoz, historiang James Stewart, student council representative: Debbie Ludwig, student council representative: Henry Fankhauser, treasurer. 4 Y! 'Y 3 -' gwmh Q wk Q 8' X 8 an 5' Fi 5- .1 H , 3 fg ff nfs, , il , , 1 F1-m Sz Media Newest MH Club lil n my all Leading the Film 81 Media Club in Nlission High School this year are the following officers, Left to right first row arc: Miss Rose Hart Dale, sbonsor: Lida Garrett, NWN vice presidentg Henry Fankhauser, presi- dent: Wir. David Roos, sponsor. Second row left to right are: Robert Rivals, treas- urerg and Suzanne Gibbs, secretary. Members of the Film S1 lVledia Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Linda Rivera, Arm Later, Melinda Mills, Cindy Doty, Patricia Graham, Suzanne Gibbs, Kathy Miller, legnlody Ridling, Janis Miller, Ellen Gal- lagher, Soila Rodriguez. Connie Powell, and Doris Walker. Second row left to right: Cindy Gibbs, Veronica Prukop, .lo- Anne Kawamoto, Kathy MeClain,,B.Qhhig Plaeke, Dee Dee Blankcnbaker, Debbie TEE liida Garrett, Theresa Seitz, Linda Helle, Alicia Nlartinez. Debbie White, Francis Gonzalez, Susan Kawamoto, and Zada Barlow. Third row left to right: Ren Young, George Garza, Chuck Suter. Steve Martin, Jim Wood, Cliff King, Henry Fankhauser, Jeff Howell, ,Ieff Stables, Bobby johnson, Robert Rivals, Joe Alva- rez. Teodoso Cespedes, and Ricky Garza. 85 Cheerleaders Promote ehool pirit GO Leading the yells for the varsity Eagles this year were the six girls shown in back. Left to right arc Cynthia Garza, Theresa Seitz, Yolanda Guerrero, Krysti Buckley, head cheerleader, Ann Helle, and Maria Alaniz. 86 Q: ' 1 Gly xv ' X g Freshman cheerleaders provided enthusi- Lawrence, Lyn Graham, and Velma asm for backers of the Eagle ninth grade Gonzalez. team. Shown left to right are Debby Girls Compete Leading the Girls' .-X thletic ,Xssoeiution in Mission lligll School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Imelda Ramirez. vice president: Yolanda Lopez, president: Esmeralda Revna, secretaryg Vliss Carmela dc la ad? in thletie Events Garza, sponsor. Second row left to right are: Linda Rivera. historian: Gita Garza, treasurer: Diane Seitz, student council representative: Diana Balderas, parliamen- lztrian. if, , Ai' Jimi' gf misfi QE tm 53:43 'hifi ilit K , 51: Members of thc Girls' Athletic Association this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Imelda Ramirez, Maria Elena Rivera, Viola Solis, Cita Garza, Irma Salinas, Elsa Alaniz, Lucy Garcia, Mary Seitz, Nlartha Lopez, and Alicia Vela. Second row left to right: Iris Garza, Yolanda Lopez, Elizabeth Pompa, Linda Rivera, Velma Arce, Esmeralda Reyna, Diana Baldcras, Rosalinda Ilalderas, Rosa Maria Rodriguez, and Alice Valverde. Third row left to right: Toni Munoz, Diana Sanchez, Lila Riley, Lucinda Gonzalez, lssy Riley, Linda llelle, Diane Seitz, Martha lVIcClain, Ann Later, Janis Miller. ,' Pep Club Boosts M S Morale Members of the Pep Club are shown here. Left to right front row: San Juanita Garcia, Maria Elena Rivera, Edelmira Garza, Thelma Ccspedes, Lilia Guerrero, Lydia Gonzalez, Terry Garza, Anna Flores, Evangelina Galvan, and Lucy Garcia. Second row left to right are: Norma Rodriguez, Toni Munoz, Gloria Munguia, Beatriz Flores, Nelda Mercer, Diana Lopez, Cynthia Valadez, Margaret Lay, Penny Waitz, and Juanita Gonzalez. Third row left to right are: Virginia Alaniz, Thelma Reyna, Maria Rodriqucz, Alicia Garcia, Mzuina Dominguez, Norma Sauceda, Lela Riley, Teresa Seilz, Krysti Buckley, Cynthia Garza, and Yolanda Guerrero. 88 nip Leading the Pep Club in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Miss Carmela dc la Garza, sponsor, Maria E. Rivera, secre- tary: Lucy Garcia, president: Gita Garza, vice president, and Mrs. Teresa Wegener, sponsor. Second row left to right: Maria Rodriguez, reporter, Lydia Gonzalez, stu- dent council representative, and Alicia Garcia, treasurer. Lettermen Help Leading the Iretternien Club in Nlission High School this year are Llle following: officers. Left to right first row are: Dale Compton. secretaryz Terry Lankford, 5 f l ' A ' in ehool Projects Members of the Lettermen Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: johnny Martin, Cid Dominquez, james Stewart, Ramon Garza, juan Marmalego, Kito Rodriquez, Brad Bent- sen, Martin Currie, Mack Randolph, ,Ion Caldwell, and Ben York. Second row left to right: Jeanne Valverde, Sweetheart, Pat McPherson, Mike Warshak, Terry Lank- ford, joey de la Fuente, Salvador Hinojosa, David Nelson, Danny Harperf Gilbert Hinojosa, Edward Hutchinson, Gil- bert Moreno, Tommy Stastny, Craig Davis, Rafael Guerra, and Bill Leidner. Third row left to right: Merced Solis, Felix Ranieriz, Mike Mann, Bert Neugebauer Jr., Robert Goodwin, Ignacio Guerra, Dale Compton, Juan Martinez, Arthur Weber, johnny Leidner, Darrell Bartells, George Mehis, and Arthur Tarbutton. 1 1 M as 3 1 , ,, 89 FF Boys Keep Members of the Future Farmers of America this year are shown here. Left to Fidlf front row are: Steve Jeter. Mike Ballard, Gene Cowan, Tony Guerrero, Steve Nelson, ,Ioe Serna, Gilbert Esqueda, Bill Leidner, jose Luis Wlontalvo, Larry Schaefer, Mack Randolph. Second row left to right are: Martin Currie, llubert Bazan, Mike Mann, Ruben Alaniz, Larry Sehuck- enbroek, Benedict Prukop, Paul Neuge- bauer, Bert Neugebauer, Billy Warshak, john Leidner, Don de Forest. Third row left to right are: Linda Helle, Scott Rand- olph, Craig Davis, Andy Mann, Pilar Navar- ro, Mike Velasquez, Alex Villarreal, David Dominguez, john Kopeki, Chris Mann, Willie Gossett, Willy Cox, Efrajm Con- zalez, Darrell Prichard, Richard Myers, Luis Anzaldua, Ben York, Kalhy Miller. Fourth row left to right are: Rogelio Salinas, Terry Lankford, Tommy Stastny, David Valdez, David Nelson, juan Garcia, Bruce Bray, Frank Saldana, john Bremer, Herman Speers. Dodson Galloway, Dennis Diaz, Mike Miller, and Bill Johnson. Busy With Proj Leading the Future Farmers of America in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Bert Neugebauer, secretaryg john Leidner, presidenll Larry Schaefer, vice CCIS president: Mr. Joe Correa, sponsor. Second row left to right are: Mikc,VI311n.t1-gag. urerQ Martin Currie, district reporter, Mack Randolph, reporter: Gilbert Esqueda, sen- tinel. fi' ' ll-J - sift' 4 y sf. s F I H F - N ,.,, ,V X2 t,,, -Q , Q B 4 tl ' ,,,, 2 8 , 90 Skill Needed in siiw -V X ,,., :fm-. iff' I b + K ' ' Fri: ts K 4 L jjwwfr WB., il 5 C t wg with s if i:.5T1.f2?:1 ' ' K ima , Q:iE.E?N 'L 'kkk' .5 it r. is' rim it 5 we 53 is ,J V , Q X Q i I YUM C H it e 1 Chess ff, v-K1 Tournaments JM nk. 4- X x Leading the Chess Club in Nlission Him School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Twinkle Ruck- ley, seeretaiyg Dennis Dooley, president: ss-rr Wlairtin Hutchinson, vice president: and Mr. Leo Carranzzi, sponsor. Left to right second row are: Kathleen McClain, report- er: and Steve Ingram, historian. .Wg A,-i Y Jggfiill ' 1 . fi, int-Y?-, i rn fi-gif Members of thc Chess Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: .lim Dooley, Kathleen McClain, Twinkle Raekley, Karen Syina, and Steve lngram. Left to right second row are: Dennis Dooley. Gene Cowan, Marlin llntchinson, and johnny Nhirtin. 91 Ea 16 Staff Qlagued With Deadlinesf or feel Leading the Eagle Staff this year in Nlis- sion High School are the following of- ficers. Front row left to right zu'e: Harlan Woods, sponsor: l ' - int editorg Mark M1 s an ohn eic ner, eo-editors. Second row left to right are: Kathy VIcClain, student photographer, Ilglmije liudwfifi Business ITIHIHISCT1 Connie Pow V ulation manager: 'l'onyx'KenT rr ,sports editor. ,,,, l y f i V i innni ' oolo 1 1 s i l 2 t 1 i , y , , ,,' 'lil t 'i it . - fiii ' Nlembers of the Eagle Staff this year are J 'g i ' Q, H ,gi f ' shown here. Front row left to iight are: Celia Munoz, Dehhg- Indgvig, Dorothy V lllk iw Zumwalt, Hilda Qucrra, Sylvia Garza, Ei Esmer Reyna, Linda Lo11goria,y3l,agk14gyn lane, Nancy White, Pat Chastain. Second row left to right are: obert Goods' M Ricky Pierce, Mark Mills, tuzannc 4 ath Fennell Kandi Bryant, QQLLEC Q,2gQ,5l Blan en a er. Myra Rhyne, jo Anne li iar1:a Balderas, john Leidncr. W 6 , 1, i t Third row left to right are: Zaragosa 4 4 A J 'V llinojosa, Viola Pena, Susan Kawamoto, ,Y 1 f M 3353 Q X Yolanda Balderas, Linda Hellc, Bobbie , I 7 ' Placke, Kamy Meehan, Debbie WTF C, 'ff e iq ,, Powell, Diane Williams, Tony Ken- A 1, A I V7,z, i it I ' rrrree ' nard. W I My I iw' A liliilmi 3 Jw ,jill ,TZ 179 nnual taff RecolLlV's?'Year9s Events f -es rf ,W LM ,,.E:gg . . v ., . L ' EE . mt .L 6: We i . - r- V I 0 I ,T fl t .il igfi 2, f-114 , gr, ,lg gg, A c at ' is ! J a it Q 'A . ' i Y t , - at S t, if V . VV i i i' , f f l , , to Leading the Annual Staff in Mission High School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: Mr. Harlan Woods, sponsorg Kandi Bryant, circulation managcr: Dec Dee Blankenbaker, editor: Jeanne Valverde, as5TzRei'ditofVHTtT Ricky Hidalgo, photographer. Second row Members of the Annual Staff this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Sharon McClain, Myra Rhyne athy Fen- ne Celia Munoz, Diana Corpus, g 13 yarza, Hilda Guerra, Sylvia Garza, Esmer Reynajx L21 Longoriag Lisa Ramirez, Sylvia Valadez, Margu7'Olivarez, Thelma Dominguez, Martha McClain, Joanne Kopecki, amy McClain, and Veronica Prukop. Second row left to right: Toni Munoz, K ' , Viola Pena, Yolanda lialderas, g ' ' Susan Kawaniolo, Harley:-hLane, C rid e Melinda Mills, CindyiDoty, Martha lwir-oquin, Thelma lienavidcs. Joy Gray, Sylvia Valaclcz, Doris Walker, Sherry Hatcher, Cami Haugarth. Carolyn Carr, and Debbie White. Third row left to right: Suzanne Gibbs, Diane Duncan, Mary Back- us, Kandl Rryant, Patricia Graham, Cindy Sanford, Iris Garza, Sandra Smith, Kathy Feller, ' ' Yolanda Guerrero, mPena, iane Williams, Pat Chastain, Janice Hiller, Teresa Terry, Soila Rod- riguez, Dee Dec Blankenbakcr, Jeanne Valverde, o, Diana Bald- eras, and Cindy Gibbs. Fourth row left to right are: Zaragosa Hinojosa, Jose Munoz, Brad Bentsen, Craig Davis, Steve Martin, Linda Helle, Ann Later, Sandra Brou - ton, Debbie Ludwig, Connie Powell cia et to right are. Arthur Weber, sports bbie P130 ' Ulifl Bird, C - cditorg Linda llelle, associate sports editor, '. 18 A artinez, usiness 'm-- g and .l' V , ' , U e. y c ampoo,.,ra r I E ojal, Lisa 1 a'er, inda Schaefer, and Ellen Gallagher. Fifth row left to riyit are: Ricky Pierce, Bert Neugebauer, Dale Compton, ert ' Dennis Hola brook, Bill ci ner, in Currie, Cliff f-ic King, Lionel Garza, Arthur Weber, Ricky llidalgo, Mark Mills and John Leidner. ,- 93 PAC Provides Latin Flavor at M S Leading the Pan American Club in Mission lligh School this year are the following officers. Left to right first row are: llrs. Lydia Rodriguez, sponsor, Mike Garcia, third vice president: Melissa Smith, second vice presidentp Esmer Reyna, presidentl Bobby de la Fuente, vice presidenlL and Miss Carmcla de la Garza, sponsor. Second row left to right are: liill Leidner, treas- urerg joey de la Fuente, reporter, Libby Ramirez, student council representativeg Nelda Mercer, historiang Cid Dominguez, historiang Nilda llernandcz, corresponding secretary: and Imelda Ramirez, secretary. Members of the Pan American Club this year are shown here. Left to right front row are: Raquel Casas, Rosa Maria Rod- riguez, Thelma l,cal, Linda Rivera, Diana Pena, Esmeralda Reyna, Yolanda Guer- rero, Rosalinda Balderas, Elsa Alaniz, Irma Salinas, San Juanita Rodriguez, Elizabeth Garza, Chachi Hinojosa, Nora Solis, joy Gray, and Martha Marroquin. Second row left to right: Rolando Barrera, Joe Munoz, Cami Haugarth, Thelma Dominguez, Cynthia Valadez, Toni Munoz, Iris Garza, Diana Balderas, Imelda Ramirez, Velma Arce, Maria Candelaria Vasquez, Josie Alvarez, Olga Gonzalez, Elsie Chapa, Thelma Beneviedes, Sylvia Valadez, Sylvia Alaniz. and Linton Stables. Third row left to right: Bobby de la Fuente, Bill Leidner, Ray del Bosque, Brad Benstsen, Ken Healy, Nelda Nlercer. Melissa Smith, Libby Ramirez, Carmen Dominguez, Anna Garza, Nilda Hernandez, Julia Bird, Kathy Warshak, Janice Hiller, Debbie Sojak, Diana Sanchez, Alice Aguirre, Martha Salinas, Diane Seitz, Yolanda Leal, Mau- rieia Rodriguez, Lila Riley, Rosa Santana, and Craig Davis. Fourth row left to right: Felix Ramirez, Pete Saenz, Roland Hin- ojosa, Steve Nelson, ,Iocy de la Fuente, Angel Villarreal, jesse Gonzalez. Roy Far- ias, Robert Rivas. David Davila, Cid Domi- nguez, Mando Gonzalez, Jaime Barrera, Joe Alvarez , ,lainie Garcia, Ricky Zamora, lvy Ramirez, Nlike Garcia, Christian de la Cruz, Robert Garza, Johnny Lopez, Dan- ny Villarreal. Leo Mercer, Zaragosa Hin- ojosa, and Merced Solis. rx Q. 0 ' 4 l l 4 F 1 g XX f KW ,f fj af :lr QQ A 'J Eagles Post 4-6 Members of the 1969 Eagle Varsity Foot- ball Team are shown here with their coaching staff. Left to right front row are Arthur Weber, Ralph Guerra, Ramon Garza, Joey de la Fuente, Craig Davis, john Leidner, Coach Bob Holloway, Gil- Football Record hcrt Hinoiosa, Alex Ayala, Brad llcnlsen, juan Marmalejo, Danny llarpcr, lien York, john Martin, and Coach Paul Hallock. Second row left to right: Coach Robert Zamora, Coach Hoy Cockrcll, Coach Phil Bailey, Felix Ramirez, Arthur Tarbulton, Marlin Currie, Dale Compton, Terry Lank- ford, George Mehis, Hill Leidner, Mack Randolph, Juan Martinez, Nlike Warshak, Coach llarper Augsbnrger. Back row left to right: Salvador Hinojosa, Darrell Bar- tcls, Edward llutchinson, Bert Neuge- ftisif-f BE 1 96 9 Results Mission 19, Laredo Marlin 14 Mission 27, Edinburg 28 Mission 13, Rio Grande 12 Mission 7, Mercedes 17 Mission 38, Edcouch-Elsa 0 Mission 12, Donna 20 Mission 0. Weslaco 26 Mission 35, Raymondville 14 Mission 8, Falfurrias 32 96 Four senior players were selected by their Go ' ' - kneeling, and Pat teammates as captains of the 1969 Eagle c erson, tackle, and juan Martinez, football team. The four, shown here, are guard, standing. All had earned previous Terry Lankford, quarterback, and Robert. letters for the varsity team. hauer, lgnacio Guerra. Pat Nlt'l'lu-rson. Edgar Walsh. Tony Ayala. Nleri-eil Solis. Team nianagers for thc varsity Eagles this to take care of equipment and assist the year were left to right lien York. ,-Xrlliur coaching staff. Weber, amd johnny Martin. Their job was David Nelson. and Robert Goodwin. ,va x K ' ' I NTiT'Z'ff1'ig1Y'T11. dijxiz' 1 T11 5- 1 Q. 1. A 'fn .L1,x,..AllQ'b4. K ., 4 - 1' -rffvm' - rf If '!Vf7' 'ng , - Lf r M-1 'YY-fifz-551. YT. . -N . fn. .., px g ks '- -- v 5' ji - -Q ara he r,,- - rr 1 if rri.' , fy'--1 M, ,ar-viz: 'qi W X ua' 5 - 61 Directing the coaching duties for the Eagles this year was head coach and athletic director Bob Holloway, seated in the center. Coaches shown with him are wt' Phil Hailey, seated left. and Hoy Cockrcll. seated right. while standing left to right are ltohcrt Zamora. Harper Augsburger, and Paul llallock. 97 k. Eagles Rip Laredo in Opener , 4?- , . A - . 'Q rg u 'Y . .mg .A 1' Alk.. ., ,, 5 W W N 1 . Y. Robert Goodwin M51 blasts up the middle Lhrough a gaping hole for Missiolfs first touchdown of the season. The Eagles went on to defeat Laredo Martin, 19-14, in the 98 season opener at Burnett Stadium. Good- win. a tailback, was a mainstay in the Eagle offense all season. Terry Lankford U81 is touchdown bound against the Edinburg Bobcats. Lankford found an opening on a quarterback sprint out and raced for the goal line, but Bracing for the tackle from an Edinburg player is Juan Nlarmalejo U55 who had a good night for the Eagles against the Edinburg overczunc a 14-point Mission lead lo squeak out il 28-27 dcrision over the Birds in non-conference play. Bobcats. Edinburg managed a 28-27 deci- sion in the ganne. This pass to Gilbert llinojosa C201 looks Eagles took u IU-lil decision over the good, but il was batted out of his lnlnds Tigers in the season opener. by an alert Laredo Martin defender as the 1 -W S Jgi x Y One of the game officials signals ll touch- sneaked in for the score against Edinburg down for Mission as Terry Lankford U85 but the Eagles still lost to the Bobcats. holds the ball under his arm. Lamkford 99 f flercedes Knocks Off Eagles, 17-7 Two Mercedes defenders lry lo catch up with Mission tight end David Nelson QZMQ. as he reaches out to grub il long pass Vrom quarlerhuek Terry Lankford. In the lmek- ground is Danny Harper ffilij, who comes up to help block the Iwo Tigers. Nelson 102 held on to Lhe ball to make a long gain for Mission, but the Tigers got the better of the contest as they knocked off Mission, l7-7. This was the first district loss of the season for the Eagles, who had downed Rio Grande City earlier in the season. Mercedes' key victory kept them in com- petition for the district crown for most of the season while Nlissionas hopes were dimmed for il repeat district title. Wingbaek llerrecl Solis WSJ receives ri good, hard jolt by a Nlerredes defender after catching a pass from quarterback Terry Lankford. Arthur 'I'zn'l1utton C325 had one ot' his better QZIHICS ol' the season against Edt-oricli-lClsa's Yellowjuekets. On this play lie seampered into the end zone ln-hind blocker David Nelson for one of Nlissionis touchdowns as the Eagles won El 38-0 decision over the Yellowjackets. Weslaco quarterback Randy 'Hilbert ran was finally upended by Klereed Solis f85j was on the seem: but his assistance for good yardugle on this play before he and Danny Harper UID. Ignacio Guerra was not needed. 10 Weslaco Wins District l6- A Crown A dark-shifted Weslaco defender hit Nlis- sion llankcr Danny llarperf33j atjust the right moment to prevent a touchdown in the District 1,6-AAA game al Weslaco. Harper broke across the middle and quar- terback Terry l,ankl'ordlS pass was on 104 target, but the defender hil llarper at thc same time the ball did. Weslaco knocked off the Eagles. 26-0. to win the District I6-AAA championship and advance to the slatc playoffs. Coaches Bob Holloway twith capj and action takes place on the field. Defensive stalwart Ramon Garza cheers for the offense in Missionls I3-12 victory over Rio Grande City. Coach llolloway gives a word of advice to defensive linebacker Dale Compton during a time out on the field. assistant Phil Hailey look on closely as the Sophomore end David Nvlson 1845 goes lizxglcs as Mission wont on to defeat the between two Huymondvillv defenders to Heurkats, 35-1114. in an District 16-A,-X,-X pull in a Terry Lankford pass for tlw gamv. Cutting the corner in front of a Raymond- sophomore tailback Jon Caldwell C311 hglp Mission Win, 35.14, ville livarkat hot in pursuit is Nlissionis who picked up a good gain on ihis play to 10 Mission B-Team Members of the Eagle R-Team in football this year are shown here with their coach- ing staff. Left to right front row are Edward Alaniz, Joe Pena, Gilbert Quin- tanilla, Mario Rodriguez, Roy Salinas, Rill Warshak, Mike liraire, Arthur Elliott, ,lim Backus, jim Grinnan, and Bobby Wilson, Second row left to right are Coach Harper A ugsburgcr, George Garza, Tolnniy Stastny, Gnmecindo Leal. Craig Davis, Gilbert Davila, Joe de la lfiieiitc, Cristin de la Cruz, Rilly Hyde. Gilbert Moreno. Paul Neugcbauer. Johnny Garza and Coach Paul Hallock. Top row left to right are Ray Garza. Reynaldo Mercado, Humberto Trevino, Kito Rodriguez, 'l'avo Trevino, Frank Munoz, Charles Abbott, Rrad Bent- sen, Bill Lcidner, Richard Garza, johnny Lopez, Giro Gchoa and lien Healy, ,Mission Freshman Team Members of the Freshman Team in foot- ball this ycar are shown here with their coaching staff. licft to right front row are llinojosa, Robby Holloway. Rolando Arnoldo Martinez, liuis Carmona, Javier Longoria, Michael Broughton, Billy Doyle. 106 Rafael Ramirez, Danny Rivas, Tony Garcia, Ted Brewer. manager. Second row left to right Coach Robert Zamora, ,loc Gonzalez, llector Nlurillo, Ernie Chastain, Steve Kizziar, Rolando Barrera, ,lim Smith, Willie Gossett, Darrell Prichard, Ivy Ramirez, lsracl Garza, ,lose Garza, man- ager. Back row left to rightluan Sanchez, Allen Bruns, Richard Nlyers, lidward Wiley, Rogelio Pr-na, Amado Vera, ,lose Espino, Tommy ltoelnns, George Hin- qiosa, and Cecil Albrecht. Cagers Finish Third in Basketball Race Coach Harper Augsburgcris Mission Eagles posted an 8-6 district mark in their last year in District 16-AAA. Next year the Eagles move up to Class AAAA. Members of the squad this year are shown here. Left to right kneeling are Pat McPherson, Mito Rodriguez, Terry Lankford, Merced Solis and Mack Randolph. Standing left to right are lifrain Arispe, Ricky de la Garza Coach Augsburger, juan Marmalejo, and Jon Caldwell. Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission Mission 88 57 46 52 46 45 61 53 65 28 49 , La ,Ioya 45 La Feria 34 l , Premont 50 St. joseph Academy , CC Academy 45 Donna 42 Falfurrias Sharyland 63 , West Oso 85 Tuloso-Midway 43 , La Feria 43 4 1969-70 Basketball Results Mission 54 Mission 41 Mission 54 Mission 60 Mission 70 Mission 54 Mission 53 Mission 48 Mission 26 Mission 48 , McAllen 70 , Rio Grande City 48 , PSIA 52 Edinburg 84 , Donna 60 Raymondville 48 Falfurrias 43 Weslaco 63 Edcouch-Elsa 63 Mercedes 46 Mission 56, Mission 59, Mission 42, Mission 61, Mission 53, Mission 43, Mission 46, Mission 51, Mission 38, Won Donna 49 Rio G randc City 46 llalfurrias 26 ltaymondvillc 38 Weslaco 82 Edcouch-Elsa 62 Mercedes 47 Donna 60 Rio Grande City 61 16fLost 14 10 Pat McPherson and Merced Solis battle for 63-43, at Eagle Gymnasium. The l'anthers Elsa finished thu- season in a deadlock for a rebound with Weslaeois Steve Henson in defeated Mission twice in district play first place in District l6-AAA. a district encounter won hy the Panthers, during the season. Weslaco and Edcouch- 08 Dedrick Terveen of Donna 1335 muscles in on two Mission Eagles to take this re- bound as thc Redskins downed Mission, 60-Sl, and avenged an earlier loss to the Eagles. Pat McPherson f25j and Terry liankford 1121 are the Eagles battling Tervecn for the ball. Coach Harper Augsburger talks it over Left to right around Augsburg:-r are Mack Eagles split with the Tigers in two games with his starting five in a thriller with Randolph, Merced Solis, Terry Lankfurd, this year, winning at Mercedes and losing Mercedes at Mission Eagle Gymnasium. juan Mtumalejo, and Pat McPherson. The i1lMiSSi0Y1- Q . Merced Solis f24j and Mack Randolph Gym. Looking on in the background is U55 corner an unidentified McAllen juan Marmalejo. player in a battle for a loose hall at Eagle Lanky Doug Schneider goes high over the back of Merced Solis Q41 of Mission to score two points in McAllen's 70-54 vic- tory ovcr the Eagles. Mack Randolph watches the shot go in. 109 Mack Randolph takes a shot with a host of Donna Redskins looking on in action during the Mission Golden Grapefruit Bas- ketball Tournament. The Eagles went on to defeat Donna and gain the consolation finals of tournament play. mg-E a Pat McPherson f25j and Tommy Barker of Weslaco Q25 battle for a rebound in action at Eagle Gym. The Panthers dumped the Eagles in the game. 1 1 0 Driving under the basket, Merced Solis twists back to lay up a shot for the Eagles in action against Donna. Lane Garrett f20j watches the ball drop in for Mission. Solis was the leading scorer for Mission this year and ranked third in the district with a 17.5 average. Doug Schneider, all district basketball player from McAllen, hooks in a shot over the outstretched hands of Pat McPherson f25j of Mission. The Bulldogs outelased the Eagles, 70-54, in a non-conference game. Next year the Eagles move into the same conference as the Bulldogs. Two dark-jerseyed Eagles stretch to try to block a shot by this unidentified Donna Redskin. Mack Randolph U51 and Pat McPherson t25j eouldnit stop the shot as Donna won the game, 60-51, to hand the Eagles their sixth district loss of the season. The setback by the Eagles shoved them into a tic with the Redskins for third place in league standings. 111 Eagles Host Successful Tournament Coach Harper Augsburger holds thc Letterman Club president, and at right championship trophy awarded at the com- Coach Bob Holloway, athletic director, plction of the Mission Goldcn Grapefruit and Jeanne Valvcrde, Letterman sweet- Baskctball Tournament. Looking on with heart. Pat NlcPherson and Mack Randolph battle him are left to right Terry Lankford, for a loose ball as they are surrounded by 'Oli A popular place during the tournament are waiting on Rachel Solis and Elva was the concession stand. Ignacio Guerra, B01-1-ego, Diana Balderas and Dee Dee Blankenbaker 1 1 2 I I Pete Torres checks into the game for Mission's B-Team as Lupe Moreno keeps the tournament scorebook. Donna Redskins in tournament action. Mission won the game from the Redskins. Crispin de la Cruz and two unidentified Mission girls check the large schedule board on whois playing as tournament action lasted for three daysat the Mission gymnasiiml. l ,fini ii i I , ,x .. .f V Em 'L W .-L' i y, X ,I 9?5fiiiiLM1rXlQf4?n'Vi F 1 ffjsref 1 Qlillllfl 'Wifi ' K-W Q 303, nf ,ff ee'n M ffm ff, SMQJQV' N is . , ,,,. V H , rj: xymrui 9 1 1 ' ! I - ' I so ff 1 ., 'v - A x 5 1 if qs-X ,MW 3 X ,, la-10 V wwf fifi in Us :siii ww r iff-' JRE mmf .4 -' . f V fy jj, fi wasps cliff? ima N lil' ilu' lliiliii . 1, ,MJ T' f' Hi 1 ma' L fin' VIMVFN ' ig Sai li X l'V'lI.n xkiiz i'l' as John Leidner supervises this team of workers who are selling tickets to the tournament. Left to right are Roy Salinas, Dennis Dooley, Johnny Garza, Reynaldo Mercado and Leidner. The lettermen made a good profit off the tournament. 113 Mission B-Team Members of the Mission Eagle B-Team Peter Torres, Bobby Wilson, lidgzir Walsh Trevino, Ricky Zamora, Frank Munoz, basketball squad are shown here with their and Gilbert Quintanilla. Standing left to Johnny Lopez, joe Munoz and Coach Roy coach. Left to right kneeling are Felix right are jon Caldwell, Richard Pena, Tavo Cockrell. Ramirez, ,lim Grinnan, Mike Sauceda, Mission Freshmen Coach Robert Zamora's Mission Freshmen HOUOWHY, and Am0ld0 MHTUDCZ. Stand- won the district championship in basket- ing left to right are Larry Brewer, Scott ball this year. Left to right kneeling are Randolph, Willie Gossett, Richard Myers, joe Gonzales, Ernie Chastain, Bobby 114 Natividad Gonzales, Coach Zamora. Not shown are Joe Espino, Amado Vera, and Rolando Hinojosa. Eagles Are Defending Champs in 16-AAA Baseball Members of the 1970 Mission Eagle Base' ball team are shown here with Coach ,lake Longoria. The Eagles won the district championship in 1969 and were a good returning. Left to right seated are Cid Dominguez, manager, Larry Schaefer, Richard Pena, Tavo Trevino, Willie Garza, Humberto Martinez, Ken Healy, Frank Munoz, Joe Solis and John Leidner. Stand- ing left to right are Coach Longoria, Luis Flores, Efrain Arispe, Florentino Garza, Ricky de la Garza, Bruno Cavazos, Ignacio Guerra, juan Martinez and Edward Hutchinson. bet to repeat in 1970 with a lot of talent - T -- Li ee ' - r A or ff 'Ml C0-C8Pi21iI1S Of the 1970 b21SCb8ll team Guerra, both pitchers. They are shown were Bruno Cavazos, left, and lgnacio here with Coachjake Longoria. 115 Making up the pitching staff for Coach Florentino Garza, Humberto Martinez, ence and depth in the pitching depart Longorials Eagles this year were the Ignacio Guerra, Bruno Cavazos and Ricky ment. hurlers shown here. Left to right are de la Garza. They gave the Eagles experi- vg 'f1lg.'-.-2v,,c1,,f . fy -I . ,..,5,.r,T.i:. 'V : 1 'Q'.yl'!'ii f.z,g-1:4 A -J, l,'1'53t'..3iaax'L: 'half' ' -'A' -il-Sam Doing the catching for the Eagles were left Edward Hutchinson. They worked behind 16-AAA foes to repeat as champions. to right Luis Flores, juan Martinez and the plate as the Eagles battled Dis1J'ict 1 16 Infielders Tavo Trevino, Ken Healy, Efrain glove work for Coach Longoria-is Eagles on UIC infield. Arispe and Ignacio Guerra provided the rf to 3 a J! This group of infielders also gave the speelive positions. Left to right are Joe Frank Munoz and Larry Schaefer. Eagles depth and experience at their re- Solis, Richard Pena, Humberto Martinez, lniaasann These Eagle outficlders were in the thick Ricky de la Garza, Bruno Cavazos, Willie Garza, Juan Martinez and john Leidner of action during ilie year. Left to right are Thinclads Run Members of the 1970 Mission High School varsity track team and their coaches are shown here. Kneeling left to right are Edgar Walsh, Merced Solis, David Nelson, David Davila, John Anderson, Terry For District Track Records Lankford, Bill Warshak, Tcodoso Coach Phil Bailey, Ciro Oehoa, Gilbert Cespedcs, Salvador Hinojosa. Standing left Davila, Coach Paul Hallock, Danny to right are Tony Ayala, Arthur Harper, Bobby Wilson, johnny joe Garza Tarbutton, Mito Rodriguez, George Garza, and Daniel Villarreal. I J XY lx xx y , t It rg, y , X S g r, , it X .1 W , A I ,V , i A L ' 1 J i . facial , 1' 'Y . ' i if ---- ' Ds 1 - l 2 1' all ffm. ., r ' M vass z abab M B , ,b ff A , . - X' V- Jrff a,,a we , - V ' a N N 1 Q, if -h V AJ,.V TRL, , NA ., ,, ,,., L Z 'v A fy, 1 ii'l , L iiii K ' Q , , N Zi I AKJ, KJ, A 1 5, 1 4 1 L . if ' ...ll ,, T B xg S r , . fl1,, 'fl'o at .ff V - , ,Y at lyyf f JV. ,. V Q - X S' 1 f'-- iff: ff, ' 1' ' fl K lf' W ' 19' TV , L ' fix . '7 Ig, ,,,-:,f-f- 'Q' i'r,,, . ,. .',,, , . L ,Q ' M i , ' . f 1 1 iiji .bva Pictured here are members of the 1970 Freshman track team with their coach. Kneeling 'left to right are Allen Bruns, Scott Randolph, Steve Kizziar, Ernie 118 Chastain, Willie Gossett, Richard Myers, Nati Gonzalez, Joe Espino, and Roy Pena. Standing left to right are Larry Brewer, Steve Nelson, Mike Broughton, Bobby Holloway, juan Guerra, Coach Robert Zamora, Tommy Garcia, ,IOS Gonzalez, juan Perez and Tony Garcia. The were well represented in the mile relay with this quartet of splinters. Left to right are Billy Warshak, Danny Harper, Teodoso Cespedes and Terry d ' ' di 'd a.l sprint events. Salvador Hinojosa clears ll hurdle during a practice session llc was Lhe only exped- V' 1, if-1.1, -f - Limldor' Tuy d so mltere m m V1 u enced hurdler on hand when Coach Paul Halloekls thinclads started workouts this spring. Q Mind ' , Coming out of the blocks in a 100-yard Terry Lankford and Danny Harper. They dash are left to right John Anderson, ran the dashes for the Eagles in meets this past year. 119 Sajling high in the air during a practice jump is Danny Harper, Mission's all-state candidate in the broad jump. Harper, a senior letterman, won the district crown and the regional crown last year in his specialty and then placed second in the state at Austin with a leap of 21 feet, 6 inches. Coach Hallock said Harper would be a strong candidate to Win the state championship in 1970 in the broad jump, In addition, he also ran on the relay teams and in the dashes. 120 High jumpers for the Mission team are was a top candidate for district honors shown here. Left lo right are David Davila, the District 16-AAA l'I1C6t HS UIC LHgl6S Nlito Rodriguez and Merced Solis. Solis biltt1f3df0l'diStl'iCth0H0l'S- A kr Zg: 5 ,, ' p:l.a,p , J, nf, , -fa as .W r , ' ,H by lf,- In field events, thc Eagles were reprc- Tarbutton and Edgar Walsh They entered sented by these four huskies. Left to right the discus and shot put events in meets are David Nelson. Tony Ayala, Arthur held throughout thc Valley in 1970. 'HV' Coach Hallock entered these runners in distance events in meets the Eagles com- peted in this year. Left to right are Daniel .1 . K - Villarreal, George Garza, Gilbert Davila, jolumy joe Garza. Their specialties in- Teodoso Cespedes, Ciro Ochoa and eluded the 880-yard run and the mile-run 121 Net Team Active in alley Tournaments Laura Runnells practices her service as Sue team, The two girls competed in numerous Ellen Wicks looks on during a practice toumaments representing the Eagles this session for the Mission High School tennis year. Shown here are members of the Eagle Bill Ibbotson, Gus Elizondo, Garland Ellen Wicks, Marsha Wood, Billy Hyde, Tennis Team for 1969-70. Left to right Tenery, and RosaLi.nda Rodriguez. Stand- Mr. Mike Matthis, tennis coach, Cathy kneeling are Gilda Garcia, Sharon McClain, ing left to right are Laura Runnells, Sue Grant, Susan Miller and Shari Hatcher. 122 Selected by their teammates as captains for the Tennis Team this past year were q Billy Hyde, left, and Cathy Grant. They are shown with Mr. Michael Matthis, coach ,nn Y X X Sw 1 W. 'e -rg? if ajigsfl e . -f --,-. 1 + .,.- K 'rg I V- ' .ki ,, 1,1313 . A r e r to '33,-': , ,JL X - ver. 1 a ny - Hia 1,.i, , A. L f. I 'ssrfffffh ieee r 35 ,rrf1imf!ff of , S J + f ,. S fi .ff i y It as wif Prior to a practice match, Bill Ibbotson team this year and entered in several and Garland Tenery discuss some ground Valley termis tournaments. rules. Both were members of the Eagle of the net team. 2 Golfers Have Another Good Year Shown here are members of the District Jimmy Eycington. and Bay Smith. Stand- district champioiighip in l969 and were in 16-AAA Mission Eagle golf learn. coached ing in the same order are Bill Lyles, .lim the thick Ui' the district race this year by Mr. ,Iohn Ahhenante. Kneeling left to Wood, David Martin, Mark Mills and when the anmiiil went to press, right are Tom Eyeington, Steve Martin, Coach Abhenante. The Eagles won the 'KX -K rs. Discussing pre-tournament strategy for the Course this year are golf team captain Mission High School Golf Tournament Mark Mills, left, and Coach john 124 held at Mission-Shary Municipal Golf Abbenante. Mission High School was host to seven schools for the annual High School Invita- tional Golf Tournament Dee. 12-13. Shown here admiring the first place tro- Cynthia Garza, Mike Mills, golf team phy and others awarded following the tournament are left to right Theresa Seitz, captain, and Mary Alaniz. is w ji , N ' 1 ,.. 3 A-,f 'Mm wit S ww l' qw Qffi 3 h ' Ju X ,, 'iw wg if T , L sg?- ?-rl. ,. T 'V ' '-l ffm li k' 'S A J 'Fai 5 u. iiawftsfr l jim Wood prepares to blast off with a Loolcing on is jimmy Eyeington, awaiting drive in a practice round prior to the start his turn at the tee. of the Mission High School Tournament. 1 25 David Marlin, second from left, finished as third medalist in the Mission Tournament. After the first nine holes, Martin takes a break to check his scorecard with the help of left' to right Cindy Sanford, Ken Nattrass, and Larry Schaefer. ' . 126 -vwadf' Tom Eyeington looks on as David Marlin prepares to hit a chip shot on the green. Tommy came to Mission this year from Georgetown to add strength and depth to the team. . . f'f,4kg5Q:f' N, it ,tn we .se -f K Drive for show and putt for doughn is a common saying used in golf and getting in their practice strokes with the putters are Steve Martin, left, and Bay Smith, right, while Bill Lyles observes. QL Mr. and Miss MHS i 'W Mm W 77460 , J N ,ffigf':V LC, Freddy Galan Twinkle Rackley 28 Senior Class Best Looking Larry Balli Marta Kelley Senior Class Best All Around Eloy Reyna Nfllblllil lrene Saueeda KII., if ff v QW pgfi ff s r o Senior Class Junior Most Po ular Best All , P I .h 1 . if Lxxk Ak , ff, L. .. i s s 1 C s':s ..s, VV... , no e 4 1 ,J - : 53- J , ' 7 ya ':, , Andy Garza Celia Munez Felix Ramirez Senior Class Most Likely to Sueeeed V 0 George Guerra Soila Rodriguez Class Junior Glass Ar ound Mos t Popular Maria Elena Rivera Merced Solis Yolanda Guerrero Junior Glass i , Best Looking gi Q 5 ,f al n N Vi' Guillermo Garza Linda Helle 131 Sophomore Class M0 st Popul ar Mite Rodrigue z Debby Sojak Sopliomore Class Best L oeliing Jon Caldwell I s sy Riley ,R Fre shman Class Best Looking Haydee Zamora lvy Ramirez Lucy Mendoza 1 Fre shman 42? Cla s s ffm Most Popular Joe Gonzales r if Toni Munoz 133 MHS Beaut Rei ns Over Texas Citrus Fiesta 4-.K , gi 1 time 'L I Debbie Ludwig, pretty Mission High School senior, was Queen Citriana XXXIII to reign over the Texas Citrus Fiesta celebration in Mission this year. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Ludwig of Mission, she was crowned by King Citrus XXXIII, Mr. Hubert Thompson of Mission. The royal couple presided over the four-day celebration that included a golf tournament, motorcycle races, fruit exhibits and judging by FFA and 4-H members from all over the Valley, an art show and rock and coin display, three style shows featuring costumes made en- tirely from fruits and vegetables, and a colorful parade through downtown Mission. Suzmmt- Gibbs, yliyion High Sl-1100! S4-N. Nancy White, Duchess of Ruby lied Fiesta celebration, Nancy was chosen from io'-7 was 13dy,jn,Waiung 10 Queen Curimw Grapefruit in the royal court, represented some 20 girls for the title. YS at the Mission Lji L .ks - Mission iiigh School in the Texas Citrus bratjon this year. Peggy White. twin sister of Nancy, was Texas Ciuus Fiesta celebration in Mission selected Duchess of Marsh Seedless Grape- this year. fruit in the royal court during the colorful 1 35 hosWho In M S PEGGY WHITE PEGGY WHITE served as vice presi- dent of Student Council and Senior Choir president this year. She was the recipient of the DAR award and Duchess of Marsh Seedless Grape- fruit. JOHN LEIDNER ,IOHN LEIDNER is president of Area X Association of FFA and president of the Mission FFA. This year he served as co-editor of the Mission Eagle and was the American Legion Boys State delegate. ATHY MILLER KATI-I , 'sident of Y-Teens and a member of Annual Staff and Speech Club. She is eur- rently serving as the FFA Chapter Sweetheart and was selected as an Outstanding Teenager of America. HENRY FANKHAUSER HENRY FANKHAUSER has been a member of Key Club. Student Coun- eil, Library Club and Speech Club. He is currently sewing as Film and Media Club president and was se- lected as an Outstanding Teenager of America. IHANCYLMUITE NANCY WHITE served as vice presi- dent of Y-Teens and Speech Club secretary. During her junior year. she served as class secretary. She was Duchess of Ruby Red Grapefruit this year. TWINKLE RACKLEY TWINKLE RACKLEY is president of NHS, drum major of the Eagle band, a member of Y-Teens, and Annual Staff. She was a National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist and selected as a Meritis Who's Who. FREDDY GALAN FREDDY GALAN has been a mem- ber of the All-Region Band. presi- dent of the Senior Class and vice president of the Para Medical Club. He was Mr. FTA of Mission and District 1 for 1970. DORA ELIA GARCIA DORA ELIA GARCIA served as president of FTA and secretary for the Student Council. As ajunior,-she was the recipient of the DAR Ameri- can History Award. E DEBBI i as een a mem- ber of Annual Staff, Film and Media Club and was the Key Club Sweet- heart this year. She was secretary of Y-Teens and Business manager for the Eagle Staff. This year, Debbie was Queen Citriana XXXIII. DBELDQLLANKLENBAKER DEE DEE BLANKENBAKER isedi- tor of the annual and Student Coun- cil representative for Y-Teens. This year, Dee Dee served as Senior Class reporter. She was a member of the 1969-70 Regional Choir and was the 1969 Bluebonnet Girls State dele- ANDY GARZA ANDY GARZA served as Student Council president this year and was FTA treasurer and FTA district par- l.iamentarian.During his junior year, he served as class president. TERRY LANKFORD TERRY LANKIVORD has lettered in football. basketball and track and served as president of the Letter- manis Club this year. He received the Spirit and Desire Award for 1968-69, and was chosen as Lions Club Youth of the Month for Octo- gate. 7,2 f' ., I if A A j I! -Rf.-fxip J af li t i5f2'flf' ii' it ft . 'i , 1 fix' .j,, '0liP'j: !9'y:l HT' fi A f 1 on A if W Qs? i?E in Q If Q 1 gifs I , ,rf , 1 ,, Q, . 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Q, it pf i at '? 9 eilrli - 3 e , jd K S , :JL me YV VVWV, Hvfm Q 1 K V . . x Viola Solis, seated center, reigned as Peggy White, left. and Nancy White, run- Homecoming queen of Mission lligh nersup for the queen title, wltile escorts School for 1969-70. Her court included for the finalists were left to right standing 138 2, 4 t , Andy Gamma, Kenneth Jones, and Larry Balli. gp.. . r4 'lv '?r N hx 5 s 'vi ff- .X -F M-'tw ' 4x'f', :-, 1 ' 1 V 'l,' .42 A 'f1'1fQIfEL'fiiQ,Q:',3 ' 1 ., K , ,, , . 4 ,.,.Y 'Z ,V , I af' f 2 A f l I Mr A fff' KI O' 1 ,, ff J ff Ikxheated Wien Serve --ir.f,., N. K ,W on School Board 1. Mr. David Dovalina Board President 2. Mr. Epitacio Flores Vice President 3. Mr. Robert Wicks Secretary-Treasurer 4. Dr. Gerald Livengood 5. Mr. C. Y. Mills 6. Mr. Arturo Guerra 7. Mr. Edgar Walsh 8. Dr. Kay Young 9. Mr. Kenneth White Superintendent of Schools 140 'fir my bb M if I Central taff Keeps Things Moving 2 l. Mr. Kenneth White Superintendent of Schools 5 2. Mr. Robert Gossett TLS., NLS.. Texas A K l University B.S., M.E,. East Texas State University 3 4 3. lVlr. Lowell Thom Tax Assessor-Collector 4. lVlr. Robert Wicks BA., Baylor University, lVl.A., Texas A K I 1 Business Manager 5. lVlr. J. C. Hinton B.S., Mississippi College, lVl.A.. U. of Alabama Supervisor of Special Services Coordinator of Guidance, Curriculum .- ,,-,..-1--' W ' 'N 141 High School Has Top-Notch Leaders 1. 2. 142 Mr. Ray Myers B.S., NLE., Stephen F. Austin College High School Principal Mr. Gus Zapata B.A., Pan American College, NLS., Texas A821 University Assistant Principal aff' Mr. john Fraser B.S., NLS., Texas ASLI University lligh School Counselor Mr. Ray Myers Principal Mr. Gus Zapata Assistant Principal Mr. john Fraser High School Counselor 3 3, Mrs. Ollie O'Grady School Nurse ,As-Q, fn we :L 3 0?l5'?Qm 4? Q vnagsgn WW 'ii ni 1 A D Nlrs. Maljory Wright Office Secretaly Miss Areeelia Gonzalez Attendance Clerk bww 25 fi 143 Language Appreciation Encouraged wr' 1 2 3 4 5. 6. 7. 144 1' Mrs. Annie Laurie Wolfrum English 12 B.A., M.A., Texas ASLI University Mrs. Loretta Winkelmann English 12 81 9 BA., M.A.T., Portland State University Mr. Forrest Hood English 11 B.A., Hastings College M.A., University of Colorado Mr. David Roos English 10 B.A., Notre Dame Mrs. Maria Isabel Evans English 1 1 B.A., HS., Texas Wornan,s University Mrs. Charlyn Trussell English 10 B.S.E., Abilene Christian College Miss Rose Hart Dale 'B English 9 A.B., Transylvania College 'fi QUT! Mrs. Constance Haugarth English l0,ll, Speech ILA., St. Olaf College Mrs. Reba Nl. Showers Developmental Reading l'l.H,A., Sam Houston Slate College Mrs. Helen Ibhotson Developmental Heading BS., East Texas State University Mrs. Shirley Hatcher English 9 BA., Pan American College Mrs. Dorothy Suter Art l,ll B.S., Ohio State University Mr. Harlan Woods Journalism B.S., Southwest Texas State College Mrs. Patricia johnson Head Librarian HA., State College of Arkansas Mrs. Marcy Frankhauser Assistant Librarian Math Involves Complicated kills Mr. ,I ames T. Smith Algebra I B.S.. MA., Western Kentucky U. Mrs. Patsy Gossett Algebra II, Trig, Elementary Analysis B.S., East Texas State University Mr. H. T. Nance Algebra I, Related Math ILS., Middle Tennessee State U. IVI.A., George Peabody College Mrs. Jane Lee Stuart Related Math I B.A., University of Texas Sister M. Geralda Schaefer Geometry BA.. Inearnate Word College MA.. Catholic University Ph. IJ., University ol' Texas Mrs. Rosa Maria Zapata Related Math ll B.A.. Pan American College Mr. Leo Carranza Related Math I, Remedial Related Math B.S.. Pan American College 2 I A 4 Q Q X 'fl U' S YS cicncc Facilities Among thc Best 3 2 X-X Mr. B. I. Gaston Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Science BS., Univcrsity of Tcxas Mrs. Ycrnicc R. Wodrich Biology B.A., M..-X.. lniversity of Illinois Mrs. Margaret F, Yalverde Physical Science BS., Pan American College lVlr. LaVern Huber Physical Science B.S.. University of Wisconsin :I 5. Mr. Michael Matthis Physical Science B.A,, University of '1'e-xas 14 148 panish, French Teachers Dedicated 1. Mrs. Maria Lydia Rodriguez Spanish I, ALM, II, III BA., North Texas Slate University 2 Mrs. Harriet Mikcls 3 French, Spanish A.Il., Middlebury College Nlrs. Elena F. I3a.rrcra Spanish I, II I5.A. University of Texas 1 Future Business Leaders 'ii Developed 'Um 1 5 L 1 e 5 ,,,,-LA N Mrs Diane Bridford Shorthand Bookkeeping B A August ina College Nlrs I vels n lxcifer BUSIIM ss Edur ltion B X llnlversltv 0llSOLlIl1W'CStCI'll Louisiana M1 Ilow ard Sootfwr Tvpc writin I Il B S llnivm :sity ol' Oklahoma Mrs IoAnn Morrow X otat1on.1l Office Education, General Business BSN Abilene Christian College 149 Histor Relived Through Classes Mr. James T. Grinnan US. llistory ILS.. NLS.. East Texas State University Nlrs. Janire Willeford World History 5 ll.A., Pan A meriean College Nlr. Ira Bird World History HA.. Pan American College MA.. Southern Methodist University Nlr. William T. Parks History, Government B.A.. Texas Wesleyan College , Nlr. Charles ll. Abernathy Government. Economics. Texas History HS., ME.. East Texas State University Mrs. Doris York American History B.A., Pan American College ll L tel 1, O 4 6 2 3 MHS Students Appreciate usic 1. 2 1 3 2. Mr. Joaquin J. Fernandez Choir, General Music BWI.. WLS., 'Vvxas ASI University Mr. C. A. Bellmlr. Band B.Nl.E.. NIJIL.. North'l'1'xas Slau- University 3. E. Weldon Parkhill g- l' Assislanl Band ILS., Eusl Texas Slate Univvrsity ' 151 Home-making Helps MHS Girls 2 l, Mrs. Nan Dyer Homemuking ILS., East Texas Slate University NLE., Colorado State University 3 Hrs. Emma C. Guerrero Homemakiug l,ll,lH BS., illC2il'll21tt' Word College 1 Mrs. Sylvia Cavuzos Home Economics BS., Texas Aiizl University g, hop, Drafting Courses Offered .ni . C, -Y 1 K 4 2 2 3 G Def Mr. ,loc Correa, jr. Vocational Agriculture HS.. MS.. Texas ASI University Mr. Michael Hebert Vocational Agriculturlz BS., Texas ANI University Mr. William l-l. lbbotson Wood Shop BS., ME., East Texas State University Mr. james Nlagness Shop, Drafting B.A., Pan American College 153 P.E. Develops Health Bodies Mr Bob Holloway Athletic Director head football coach B 9 fcxas A Al LHIVKFSIU 'Nlrs leresa Xhgenz r Health lzflucation C lrls Phx sic il l flllCZ1tlOI1 lmxr V01 an lllllll' x N ss Crrmtlrdm lil rin Girls Phy it il l dnt ltlon l in Amcric in L ol . lVlr. Roy Cockrcll Assistant Varsity Coach 13.5. Fast 'I cxa: Qtate University . lVlr. Phillip Q. Bailey Assistant Varsity Coach Head 'l rack Coach BS. Austin College , Nlr. Paul Hallock, Jr. Physical Education, B-Team Coach B.A.. Pan American College i l l 7. Mr. Harper Augsburger Head Basketball Coach B.S. Southwest Texas State College 8. Mr. Robert Zamora Freshman Coach BS.. Pan American College 154 5. . X Here Mon From lhc Plunrt Earth Firsl Srl Fool llpon lhc Nloon july T960 All. ,,-Q S. 1 1. H Sf If Senior Class Officers Ol'-v-ummm-... EE l K X , X .M 'X Fernando Galan, president Celia Munoz, vice president. Maria Guadalupe Moreno, secretary. Norma Lee Asebedo, treasurer. Dee Dee lilankenbaker, reporter. ,iff Cynthia Garza, girl SC representative. Nazario Garcia, boy SC representative. Lydia Gonz alez, parliamenlarian. 56 F.. Y N lgmis N .s gg l i I Senior llcclor Garcia, Freddy Galzm, Dora Elia Garcia, Mr. Charles Abernathy, and Maria Guadalupe Moreno are shown taking money and stamping hands at the annual Diana Abbott RiCllard Abbott Conrado Acevedo Linda Adams - KY Mary Ann Alaniz Rene Alaniz Carla Aldridge Mary de la Luz Alvarado 8 Josephine Alvarez Jose Alvarez Tomas Joel Alvarez Guadalupe Amaya Class Senior Class sponsored Ilomeeonning Dance. The class made a record S4100 on X the dance. l Velma Arce Efrain Arizpe Ax fl X , Norma Lee Asebedo Manuel Avila Diana Balderas Yolando Balderas Larry Balli Jaime Barrera Dee Dee Blankenbaker Eliborio Borrego Yolanda Borrego Reymundo del Bosque enior Proudly displaying Lheir unusual bools on Nlioots Daya' are left to right Melissa Smith, Kathy Miller, Jeanne Valverde and Dee Dee Blankenbaker. Joe Botello Bonnie Bradley Charlotte Bray Kandi Bryant Krysti Buckley Anna Buentellg Reynaldo Candelaria Gregoria Cantu 160 Israel Cantu Wences la do Cantu ESPGFHHZH Casas Ricardo CHSHS ,. , ,. ,,,,,,.,,f W lirvfmsf 1 H f Class s lirlward Alaniz and Arthur Weber are W giving the boots a shine. This was part 01' ai spirit campaign to help the Eagles stamp X out the Edcouch-lfllsa Ycllowjackets. I 7 v - . , l Paul Castillo Banjamen Lavazos Bruno Cavazos Al'lllLlIlCl0 Cespmlcs ,ww 'K,..A' Anastacio Charles Patricia Chastain Rafael Chavez Dah: Compton f r iw Diana Corpus Rebecca Corpus lilrm-sto dc al Cruz Richard Davis l r e 162 Senior Eoflrigucz put on her long awaited band Jacllrf as R Gy Candelaria and Put Chastain Elizabeth Dawson Al1f0Hi0 Delgaflfl 15 1f,,,,f-' Elizubetli Diaz Lilllrifi Dial 'PST Gloria Dillard Dennis Dooley ,lack Edwards Hermclinda Elizondo C59 Gilberto Esquccla Bruce llsquivul 'l'o1nn1y lfyeington Nlarcclino Farias Henry Fankhauscr lizinml nn-mbcr Freddy Gillilll helps Qoilgg X .X ,4 5 Class look on, Senior ins-lnbffrs ol' the band earned jackets for Llieir years oi contributing to Lhv school organization. Norma Femal Kathy Fennell Charles Flindl Diana Flores Chatherine Foley Luis Flores Cheril de Forest Robert de la Fuente Fernando Galan Ilmlsun Calloway Dora Elia Garcia Federico Garcia Marcos U arcia Maria Lucy Garcia Senior Seniors played a largv parl in promoting spirit throughout thc football season. Shown here are a few of lhc seniors during -R 12, Y Q, i r fu? . , NM . vii X N L ,. V NA 'X . . , . . . Maria Louisa Garcia Nazario C-arcla 164 ,412 --W ,,,r..,.,-PY, yur, Rudy Garcia Sara Garcia Lida Ann Carroll Aclcla Garza Q-.M Andy Garza Gita Garza Cynthia Garza Frsrnando de la Garza Class a spirited pvp rally strangiling a snake that reprcsvnlvd thx' Rio Grande City Halllvrs. Hilaria de la Garza liaura Garza Ricardo A. do la Garza Sylvia Garza fUl4UllflZ0 ly, Suzanne Gibbs Armando Gonzalez Gloria E- GOHZLUCZ Lydia GOUZUICZ K .., ' -f Bi Maria Graciela Gonzalez Olga Gonzalez Juanita Gonzalez Robert Goodwin 165 enior Leading 11 discussion in Mr. Charles Aber- nuLhy's government class are left to right Larry Iizrlii, Andy Garza, Nancy Gibson, Patricia Graham Cathy Granl 11? Hilda Guerra Ignacio Guerra 3 Q! 2 i Jorge Guerra Lueila Guerra Rachel Gutierrez DIHYIH Hernandez 1 Jose Hernandez Roberto Hernandez San Juanita Hernandez Vfgicafdo Hidaig9 i 166 V' if ii i Class and Arthur Weber. The panel gave points to 1-lass members for correct answers on questions asked. Gilbert Hinoj osa Fan Juanita Hinojosa 'Mag ,Man 1 ,,.wu.-.,4 John Hodgin Keith Hoover Greg Holbrook Arthur Horn Refugio llucrta Martin Hutchinson Sharon Jeter Margarita Jimenez Ruth Jimenez Alfred Johnson Senior Mr. C. A. Ilcll, band director, had a small group ol' band mcmbcrs playing for Lliv Homecoming bonfire as Ihc Eagles pre- f '!,,.f-3 Kunmztli ,lonus Danny Kalinco .W rg A o of ,z W ww M.1d'x V' Marta Kelly An Lliony Kvrniurd L 'lv 'NYY Nancy Lane Tcrry Lankford john lieidner San Juanita de Leon 168 San ,luanila mlm: Leon Yolanda de Leon Manuel Lerma Linda Longoria X gl 1 Class pared for lhuir game with Rnymonflville. The group is shown here during the pep rally ut the bonfire site. 1 Belinda lrcne Lopez Carlos l,0pez Jose Lopez Roberto Lopez KN P' X josefa Lozano Debbie Lud Dora Luna Bill livles 'V 2 ..,,l,,.m,m 1 -V , Kathleen lXleClair1 Patrick Xlellherson Emilio Nluldondail David Martin 169 Senior Yolanda Lopcz. a senior. rrwprvscnterl the Junior Class in the Homecoming queen contest. She is shown riding in the parade Carlos Martinez juan Manuel Martinez Hermclinda Mauricio .l0C Mendoza John K. Mikelg Kathy Miller Mike Miller Mark Mills 70 Alma Monlalvo Manuel Morales Maria Guadalupe Moreno Ruben Moreno Class with Dennis Holbrook and Iirad licntscn as hcr drivers. Sylvia Nlorcno Malcom Moses i W ,' if :L , ' QUA .011 1' Amparo Nlunoz lVll1I10Z Juanita Munoz Maria Guadalupe Murillo Ken Nattrass Bert Neugebauer Melissa Norman Ramiro O'Cana Elisa Ortiz ,loc Ortiz 17 1 Senior Annual work nights brought out some 30 or 110 students for each scssion in the Journalisin Room. 'l'hesc staffcrs are iden- W Nlariu l. Ortiz Xlarlha Ortiz Norma Ortiz Maria Irma Palacios Viola Ruth Pena Jose Luis Perez Ricky Pierce Maria Hilda Pinon 72 Rita Pilones Thomas Popplcwell Billie ,lane Prichard Francisco Quintunilla R0lJCft0 Quilltanillil Class tifying club pivtures and getting lhvin in the right sections during a busy night. Hacklcy Aida Ramirez L 'i Xlaria U. Ramirez Mark Ramirez ss, I Blfrllla R0y6S Eloy Reyna Esmeralda Reyna Myra Jane Rhyne f-ov-1 ,rw-dui K, 'QM ' V in 5' ' lgpugl Riog Lauro Rios Debbie Rivera H0l'L1Ci0 Rivas 1 7 5 Senior The seniors shown here won recognition in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test this year. Nancy Gibson, shown ut right, was named a semifinulist in the competition while Twilllde Raeklcy, Irin- 3 re W , Adelaido Rodriguez Efrain Rodriguez 1? XJ, fd- nr Elva Rodriguez Eulugio Rodriguez ip 0' 74 Maria Micaela Rodriguez Norma Rodriguez Ramiro Rodriguez Soila Rodriguez Arturo Rosel Francisco de la Rosa REYUHMO Sal-HS Raul Salazar Class ton Stablcsgony lifillllilffl. and Tommy Popplcwell all rec-eived letters of com- menrlution. Nlr. john l'll'il5C1'. high school counselor. looks over thc letters with the group. Nilda Estella Salinas rllhelma Salinas Gilberto Sanchez Ricardo Sanchez i di' qw! .dpi , Richard Sanchez Cynthia Sanford ,luan Santana Olga Santos 'Z-S? t 4 wg? K' Q H-ef' Norma lrenc Sauceda Larry Schaefer Debbie Bray Sherrill Bailey Smith 'QA 175 Senior Balloons and shakers were popular ilems al lhe pep rallies during football season. This group lets out a cheer as the Eagles 1,9 Melissa Smith Joe Solis Vida Solis Linton Stables Eliza Valdez Rosario Valle Jeanne Valverde Maria Yolanda Vasquez Raul Vagqugz Remy Vega Isabel C. Vela Alba Villarreal Class . re rm- to mlav one ol their I0 opponc-nls P fl 1 ' l . durinfr Lhe Urid season l'f 'f ' , Frank Villarreal Norma Villarreal New MV Mike Warghuk Au lhur Wchcr 2 'W' W ' px David Whi1l'3Y Nancy White Peggy Whitif Dennis Williams Diane Williams James Wood Marsha Anne Wood Cecilia Yharra Lydia Ybarra Dorothy Jean Zumwall 177 S 2 S 2 5 w 3 1 A Q E E L ! 3 l The big day for seniors of the Class of '70 250 seniors who will walk up to the stage for size prior to graduation l.S- J-ust around the corner and Diane and receive their diplomas. They are Williams and Tony Kcrmard are among the shown here trying on lhc caps and gowns 178 .rf Junior Class Officers 'Ef ? gk K N ,,. .. Z 7 4 1 so Linda Rivera, president. Guillermo Garza, vice president fnol shownj JoAnne Kawamoto. Secretary. Margie Olivarez, treasurer. Maria Elena Rivera, gjrl SC representa- tive. . Merced Solis. boy SC represelltaiive. 7. Norma Lopez, reporter. 179 'NX R5 180 Alex Ayala Tony Ayala Jim Backus Mike Ballard Zada Barlow Dora Becho Eloy Beeho Dennis Boll Susan Bennetl Brad Bentsen Domingo Bocancgra Anna Borrego lilva Borrego Bobby Bourcs Bob Bradley Tommy Bray John Bremer Sandra Broughton Jose Romeo Buenlello Adela Cadena ik Junior Class Jeanne Abbenante Charles Abboll Clodomiro Accvedo Olga Acevodo Norma Ahrens Alberto Alaniz Elena Alaniz John Alaniz Maria Alaniz Janie Alvarado Joe Alvarez Thelma Alvarez Tomas Anzaldua Flora Arrezola Alma Rosa Arrezola +,...,.Pm W Fix y Q K A Alma Canalcs Luis Canalcs San .I uaiti la Canales Flora Canlu juan Canlu Petra Caratacliea Dimia Carr Nlartin Castaneda Aida Cavazos Alex Cavazos Alicia Cavams Elizabeth Cavazos llaudilia Cavazos Irma Cavazos R aphacl Cavazos .. ,Y . 1 1 ai' 2 ., my D ' if a i ,Q f ii Junior Class A A A X 7 ,FW 'V ft A is A 3 X Ixxmgl J v , . 5 It 'Q A 1 I -if F ' ' is -' , lit L' - f . ' f 3: ii -,. 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JZ a , , or ' M5 r , ' a r i G yyr if if fi 18 2 Leo Garza Leticia cle la Garza Leonel Garza Rita Nlae Garza Sylvia Garza Sylvia lrcne Garza Lane Garrett Alicia Gaylan Amelia Gaytan Herminia Delgadillo Cindy Gibbs Frank Gilbreatb Alberto Gonzalez Fstella Gonzalez lsrael Gonzalez Lilja Gormalez Lueinda Gonzalez Olga Gonzalez Tony Gonzalez lluey Guajardo 11' joey de la Fneiitc' Ellen Gallagher San Juanita Gamboa Clara Garanzuav Alicia Garcia Guadalupe Garcia jamie Garcia Nlanurl Garcia M aria Elena Garcia Sylvia Garcia Arturo de la Garza Barbara Garza Bobby Garza Guillermo Garza .lose Garza V 'E 45, f l 1 . - 'Nw K 3 i 1, iii! x 7? S Q . X t E, . , X . F Diana Guerra Nlanuel Guerra Rosario Guerra Rosita Guerra Lilia Guerrero Yolanda Guerrero Nelda Gutierrez Hina Gutierrez Salvador Gulierrez San juanita G utierrez Debbie Hamilton Linda Hello 1andz-z Hector Hernandez Juanita Hernandez E fs . 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I ar ff -ww L -A gen.,- Ramiro Ramos Mac Randolph Barbara Reeves lfliazar Reyna Jaime Reyna Jimmy Reyna Maria Elia Reyna Jody Ridling Robert Rivas Teresa Rivas Jerry Rivera Linda Rivera Ylaria Elena Rivera Juan Rocha Gloria Rodriguez f -iri 1 ilir f pig' fi f K T' 1 1 , Al l 5' , I J? ff ' Norma Sandoval 1 Norma Linda Sandoval G- V r . .. 1' i L' . . , ' 'e -ef ' ' '26 J -L fr' - Sabas Sandoval Ill J ' g , m AAZJ 2 'QE 11' Maria Sarahia 'wif' - V1 g -5 2 V All 7 fi' Don Schibi or ,JJA ii X f y . 43 R if x ' K N 'if ,, an - .. i f . 1 . A K , W , 'J ily f 2 o a A ag o - a Nligucl Segundo Theresa ScitL Sylvia Sliiltz Edward Siegcr Maria Solis 1, S N . I N1 X wc: af' H Nlcrccd Solis 2 V ,A V Sabino Soto ' 'V ' , ff- A I, I A 'A Sherry' Soulcr ' ,Q 2 V, 3 f ,Q Herman Spccr I M - '5l , F92 X i' I ,Q , W 4' 'Qi' 'lommy Slastny alfa W V I, V A445 ' k .l ames Stewart A , 5 'M X 7 l gm El ,loycc Stubblefield N g A xl in I V V-, W Chuck Sutcr ' ' 5' 'lll if. A 5 Arthur Tarbutton ' - i ' Q 4 'Q A Peggy Tarbutton V,A 1 1 V W V, I Bobby Tijerina A H l ,Qb,, L .. A Sylvia Valadez K H, x ' 5 V 5 Oscar Vasquez Alicia Vega llorlencia Vela Maria V ela Elva Venecia Juanita Venecia Daniel Villarreal David Villarreal Ramiro Villarreal Rosemary Villarreal Maria Villegas Tommy Waggoncr Beverely Williams Teresa West Debbie White Sue lillen Wicks Ellen W ilc , anita Yharra Rolando Zapata Noelia Zarate 18 ophomore Class Officers I. Elsa Guerra. president. 2. Dalia Santana, vice president. 3. Diana Pena. secretary. 4. Libby Rzirnirez, parliamentarian. 5. Alicia Rodriguez. girl SC representative. 6 7 6. Rodrigo Rodriguez, girl SC representa- 5 4 tive. 7. johnny Lopez, reporter. 188 2 1 3 fl I Josie Abbenante Alicia Aguirre Ruben Alaniz Sylvia Alaniz Virginia Alaniz Nlaria Alvarado Iohn Anderson Nlargol .-Xrispc Charles Austin Isabel Avila iii ,Q 4.3, N . Mikc Backus I - .I EX Gloria Baldvras V 0 A , , Ramiro Baldcras i f 4.5 m Rolando Balderas 1iQi1v',. Angiv Barrera V 'VW ,V .f': ' 5 A A L ..... ,B Q L ,, 'Y X 1 J - I hh? k..- at A lg V i i ,... A A VV H ,B A , r i D' 7 1 N X A .L A-1 ax. . , , f N ,. S , gym . l K , , X 1 if. 2 by ig B 'lax K 2 , A W -J ' rl n .. .1 :'W' -' A . lair is x :ff-Q ' . .1 r , A ' . :Uv 'Wai Q 1 l 3 I - 3 iw x f , .3 -an ' K XX k X 'TIF Q-rf fl- L v 31 its All Y. i Janie Barrera Darrell Bartels Hubert Bazan Arnolflo Becho Leticia Becho Martha Borrcgo Nov Borrego Gloria Botello Bruce Bray Scott Bray Nancy Jean Brown Angel Buchanan Ricky Burleson xl on Caldwell Blanca Cantu Irma I .mtu Vllgllld Lantu Nlarta harden N Jose C abtillo Aida Lavazos . i A ' ' 1. 5. 8 O .Ny- su Carmen Dom.ing,fucz David Dominguez Cindy Doty Arthur Elliotl Rogelio Estrada Roberto Farias Theresa lfarias Frank Fiedler ,lcrri Galloway Norma Galvan Dalia Garcia Diocclina Garcia Gloria Garcia Guadalupe Garcia Hector Garcia Irma Garcia Mike Garcia Rolando Garcia Rosalinda Garcia Hoy Garcia , Q .5 - X 1a.l 1 X ,, of x W i V s. Q i 1 X' ' , ' '14 4 , z I ., ., 'z ,f sd f J ,J X Y' - -12 R l ,f lt, Mm 71. . .aims gf z we as G+ G. .rrc G. ,. . J, 1,1 , 5 ...Hi ' x fi 1 ff, .... . ' qs it X I L1 -...Ja 4 Angclita Iiavazos Natalia Cavazos .-Xdcla Ccrda Gloria Cervantes juan Cervantes Elsie Chapa Elida Contreras Gloria Contrrras jose Cortez Tommy Culp Gilbert Davila Doris Davis .luanita df- la Cruz Roberto dc Lcon Dennis Diaz WX7 . .7-fm, 1 E X Q IW k w 1 ,Y-nv X Rudy Garcia San juanila Garcia Anna Garza Gonsuelo Gama Fabiola Garza Florentino Garza George Garza Iselmla Garza jesse Garza Jesus Garza ll ohnny G am a Ramon Garza Ramona Galza Ricky Garza Rosalinda Garza 0 - ,,,a. R S '53 yr. b Q wg' ' .1 R 'A' 'r I ' 'X . r fm . 1 K, Ea 'aa lm Q 1z,1 , , ' Q Q if . I 5 111 1 r 1 1 laa 1 1 1 :Q - G f f M 3 X Q X 1' 1 aazff .. I 1. 'I ...,,v 4 . A 1 '21 ' wa.. VJ ,Q z 1z G 1 . VIA, A A ,n X I 4. f Q. eb 1 1 G 1 baza F. ix ' , G K1 X- ' 1' 'G A, ' ' ' xkziw, f 1 . 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E, 'G .J 2 Lydia Hernandez Nilda Hernandez Chaehi Hinojosa Linda llinojosa Blake Hoekstre Canuto Ilxarra Diana lbarra Gloria ll effrey Sandra Jeffrey Danny Jimenez David Jimenez Bobby johnson Susan Kawamolo Mike Keller Tilmon King John Kopeeki Nlargarc lt Lay Jesus de Leon Vickie Locke Ruben Longoria Irma Guerra Rafael Guerra Sylvia Guerra Dora Guerrero Marcos Guerrero O lon Guerrero Hosalinda Guerrero Estella Guijerrez Hector Gutierrez Lucy Gutierrez Olivzuio Guzman Ken Healy Amie Helle Delia Hernandez Flora Hernandez wwf Carlos Lopez Diana Lopez Johnny Lopez Maria Alba Lopez Marta Bernice Lopez Ruben Lopez Vicente Lopez Vicente Lozano Delfina Luna Elizabeth Luna Manuel Luna Evzmgeljna de Luna Arturo Magallon Johnny Ray Martin Humberto Martinez GFS x-Sf fr R? ie 'T' X , is ' u .gif -,Q 3154 rfii'H9 5 Q' irviiliwi af Q' , Q, it it S 'AQ' 2 a V 4, if ff fm 1 'xsyf' N eq l 2 fr ji' ff' UF f 4 if 3. 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'N R . 5 V 1 'X .w 1 . fi L L e if x hbhi 7 lg do '-e A 'S ' we L, 3 iff i ft fi' f ' Z3 'ff iN I W -ig.: r ,x,, ,,.. auf 5 . if A 2 R an 22 is .5 A .sox X xx Q fx h R , X- , e K as 5 Q Diane Rivera Mary Anne Rivera Alicia Rodriguez Kito Rodriguez Mario Rodriguez Mauricia Rodriguez Ramiro Rodriguez Rodrigo Rodriguez Rosa Maria Rodriguez Maria de la Rosa Roberto de Rueda Jose Ruiz Manuel Saenz Joe Luis Sahogun Dina Salazar Alicia Salinas Darlene Salinas Martha Salinas Roberto Salinas Roy Salinas -nv 5, , is 39 Q ai S ' ' , . ie- , Minerva Sierra Aracelie Silva liogclio Silva lirmilio Sital Sandra Smith Tommy Smith Debbie Sojali Nlaria Elena Solis Nora Lee Solis jeff Stables Jonni Stuhblefield Karen Syrna Garland Tenery' Teresa Terry Peter Torres Rafael Valadez lsabel Valdez jose Vasquez Alicia Vela Aurelio Villarreal 'IR' . ,,.,, X l K f 1 Sl X X. vlliie if E ,z,k,, .f 5 . xx ,f 5 . ,f X iii ii b , Ester Sanchez lrma Sanchez Joe Sanchez juan Sanclicz llosalincla Sanchez Uralia Sandoval Dahlia Santana Rosa Santana Encdina Santos Miguel Sauccfla Linda Schaefer Susan Schmidt Larry Schuckenbro Diane Snitz Philip Scigcr ck K i. Gloria D. Yillarrezil Orlcliu Yillcgus Penny Waltz Doris Wullwr Edgar Wzilsli Bill lV21I'Sl'liLli john Watkins Bobby Wilson Lisa Whitaker Paul Wolf Ben York Ren Young George Zamora Joe Zamora Ricky Zamora i er! use I9 'AL if fq , if s l J if y f ,K I W.: . gf if If , ' K 1 o Z2 A 1 ,W if , e I ff ,s o' t 2 4 1 it Z ZJ The sophomores did their part in collect- Student Council, was a contest between Johnny Lopez, Nlr. Ira Bird, class sponsor mg cans of food for the Christmas canned the classes. Shown here stacking cans are, Doris Walker, Cindy Doty, busan drive This project, sponsored by the left to right: Arthur Elliot, Peter Torres, Kawamoto, and Jimmy Grinnan. Freshman Class Officers Alice Valverde, president. Bobby Holloway. vice president. Cynthia Valadez, secretary. Raquel Casas, treasurer. 5 8 6 Toni Munoz, girl SC representative. Roland Hinojosa, boy SC representative. Thelma Dominguez, parliamentarian. Lucy Mendoza, reporter. 2 8 Crisofoeo Acevedo Carlos Alanjz Edward Alaniz Elsa Alaniz Robert Alaniz It udy Alaniz Sandra Alaniz Rosa Alanjz Cecil .-Xlbrecht lilva Alvarez Alicia Alvarez Martin Alvarado Luis Anzaldua jose Arechiga Stephen Austin ff 1 o n T2?',a .IS .D 3 4 3 l , . -ku , A L k, +' J ' . N t ' Y Xie 5 . 7 .,.. H Qiil ' B .i,i em - B l., a fs: rr ' f we . 1 .X ,,, 'G' Sr a XA - V xt , . . , t gg? ,als Q wx A, X wifi f il ' i ' B , B 7 ,, Q I f -'5 g ..a.,Q., ff 'RW X . V xrlp ff B ' X xx j fh. iiliiiiii B gm -., M fw- t' '11 Y'- Q fa-2' 1 W S it as xx K 'X a Y I B . if. .4 ,Q BQNB BJ in X I 0 f I 7 415 ig L i'i' 5' EfB B 3 - ' f ' ,., A f .B , iiih A 3 , Ahi K- A 155 pu Q 4 if 'fx 5 I pf-Q 4? Dean Ary Mary Backus J aime B ald eras Rosalinda Balderas Yolanda Balderas Juan Robert Barrera Manuel Barrera Maria Luisa Barrera Rolando Barrera Amudo Bazan Jr. Fred Bazan Thelma Bcnavides Jimmy Bennett Julie Bird Barbara Blott Thomas Boehm F elieiano Borrego Ida Borrego Maria Borrego Rolando Borrego 1 A j, 1 i, Gracie Casas Raquel Casas ,losie Castillo Jose Castro Xmbiro Cavazos Eduardo C avazos Gracie Cavazos jamie Cavazos Arnolrlo Cavazos Thelma Cespedes I uanita Chairez Guadalupe Chapa .I urge Chavez Ernie Chastain lilvia Contreras Maria del Socorro Cortinas Maria Teresa Corljnas Willie Cox Elva de la Cruz Ismael Cruz 200 'X ' ff 559' ' 4 3 Kli' A 3 . C Fix -:-Ai -.XX Q 3 XA- , X X ai' Y jj 1 iw Veronica Borrego Reynaldo del Bosque Eva Botello Virginia Hourgois Cathy Bray Larry llrewer Mike liroughton Allen liruns Mario Buenlello Guadalupe Canalcs juan Cantu Roel Cardenas Luis Carmona Carolyn Carr Ruby Carr A . F .C 'Vi . . C' ' 'A Q i , I AAV.. S yi - r 3 .- 4 iivll V mluk ' y . .- ,gi C i C 44. C r e , 1 on utti l Q C C' , K J K...-av Carmen Cuevas Karen Cuzivk Chris Davis Maria del llzrrmvn Diaz Thelma ll0lllllIQ1lCZ William Doyle Diamv lluncan Lizzie' Duran ll2llfli'l2l Duran Dora Elizondo Gus Elizoudo Ilcrminia Elizondo Olga Elizondo Elizabeth Escalantc Pat Escamillu . 5 W5 N, Q l Y MQ' j . X f ,Ioscphina Escobedo Rey Escobedo Hubert Escatiola .lose Luis Espericuela Joe Espino Javier Esqucda jimmy Eycinglon Israel Falcon George Farias Anna Flores Beatriz Flores Guadalupe Flores Juan Antonio Flores Mike Fraire Usic: Furguson Maria del Gadillo Juan Antonio Gaitan Evangelina Galvan Amado Garcia Carlos Garcia 20 GQ f m G G Q GG ig'2a ' is . '- ,.. ,G 1 1527 It ae' 7 if .X m gfifmb : NYM ' fr: x- .1 ... . P Y , M ' N . - Q G: .--, Gamilo Gzuza Elizabeth Garza Felipe Garza Iris Garza Israel Garza ,lose Hector Garza Maria Teresa Gzuza Pete Garza Jose de la Garza Rosalinda de la Gzu'za Keiven Gillett Everardo Gomez Yvonne Gomez Arturo Gonzalez Arturo Gonzalez Eloy Gonzalez Joe Gonzalez Joe Gonzalez Natividad Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez lp, rl 2 KW ,fi ,- rf 5 fa Q Q , Q 'YN x jr X x fl' 1. 'rw G ,GGG ,r V . Gy XG :V f X J, Q , nm' W G G , , , 4' ' ofa Gu t ,L:h V ,GG XG .43 5 X Diana Garcia Dora Elia Garcia Eva Garcia Fernando Garcia Gilda G arcia J oc Garcia joe G. Garcia juan Garcia Norma Garcia Rosario Garcia Tomas Garcia Gr, X W Tony Garcia if r ,- I ,A r fa ,, 1 sg ' GL' gf-5? r A K -iG-f L1 4.5 Alma Garza Betty Garza Blanca Garza wkfgv b s S -If -. X 1 Q A G .Q Kirk V 4 ax 1 rw Q, 5 L Q 1 R 2 P ,f is M r f' S G Rx ff i Y a -ai G 3 F, M Q If K i1' an A5 xl: -,,G Velma Edu Gonzalez Yolanda Gonzalez Willie G ossctl Lyn Graham Linda Grant joy Gray Nlargje Greenwell Nlaria Guerra Irma Guerrero Ramiro Guerrora Alicia Gulicrrcz Diane G uticrrcz Mario Gutierrez Marion Gutierrez Nora Guzman X .. XE. ,. - - - -av 1, QL 39 J If W I X V- . S ww, Mk I Et : yf' ' G E G . ' f 5 ,G x il' Q If 4 rm Q l J' I XJ- I Q, 1 X I G S152 zzi kr, ra,rar F 'rv -'Q ,., 49' vi G 5 Angela Hale Glenda Ilardisly Sherry Hatcher Cami llaugarth Janice Hiller Alva Hernandez Antonia Hernandez Antonia Hernandez Imelda Hernandez Israel Hernandez Leticia Hernandez Gilberto Hinojosa George l-linojosa Juana Hinojosa Rolando Hinojosa Sylvia Hinojosa Bobby Holloway Angie Hucrta Refugia Ibarra Bill lhbotson 204 'U' 1' L L 41 ,F L, il' my KQYTTQ' i George Longoria J avier Longoria Juan Angel Longoria Ramon Longoria Robert Longoria San Juanita Longoria David Lopez Diana Lopez Gloria Lopez Hector Lozano Leticia Lopez Rosalea Lopez Santiago Lopez Frank Luna Andrew Mann Christopher Mann Moises Manrique Martha Nlarroqnin Arnoldo Martinez Alicia Martinez 1 Jil 9 , f , ,, 3 ' A . 35 1-11 a a L- ,, pipi L aaa W p W . M31 I I , -51. T h V- yr .V 5 X ,K if L S sf 'aaa .68 ' . . X f 21 ...gf-' Q.. , ' ig QV 1 if x , x Z K f A-1? ',. ! , a . V 2: ., . W' K ' 'N - ,-gif ,i r s -A , 'J . t in k:,,,. A-:il .V ji 6- 'B X Q' J M is fx 5' s E - A.: R i f ,- .4 S' . Stephen lngram ,Iudy jones Steve Kizzar Dill Kaufman Susan Koon Becky Lame Debby Lawrence Gracie Leal Lydia Leal Thelma Leal Yolanda Leal George Lemon Barbara de Leon Pablo de Leon Ismael Lerma ,ga . Y aw ,, X: Y i fm' ' il,Z. I .4 , iaii Q. pfloataeeerzfaltiea -3 H ,.r- ,4 Q A I a , W l-4a - il A' Y ab V aa i i K tfk- any I n K e L t , 't'i tii 'L L 1' L L 1 ii f 1' 1 V ffff-'iw f e Q P X. H I i K ar X A 5 N Sharon Nlclllain Jean Nleliis Lucy Mendoza Nlieaela Nlercado Kate Merrill Tomas Nlikels Susan Miller Nlarta Nlorales lavier Morales Arturo Munoz Eularlio Xlunoz -I Euselio Nlunoz Toni Nlunoz David Nlurillo Hcelor Klurillo ff .M l .Aa J. 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M L . 1 4 Co ' 585 Q 3, f and take advantage of these opti ,, Stones - White or Yellow 3 0 Under the Stone - Inlaid Initials A 0 Under the Stone - Diamond Tops ' J Sinco IUI8 K GJ MOE ADAMS, ,IEWELER Mission, TCXHS X by ZL Soulh Main MQAIIUH, Texas 2 I 1. if X I ' ,A X1 ,L . -if I 7' A., :xy N JI' Ml 'J ,M V, W' MV',.i , jf, I Ui , . ,. , fe I f IP' g-,Compliments of MV I I an M, L is ' 1 I I it X , N ,V 'S J' '- it ' E . xi I ll!! 1. ,, - , I '- mia. I . , ., 3 'fx C,---5 i : - will 1 ' :si t e w- fran ,Q - A 2' WVILLAGE sromz I.- H 1 J 'if , ,ff 5 MQx1.LEri, mxasvzsoi I if owl., uf J lik !,-ly ,vjvi ANA I V f I All . li will X I I 1. ix' I McAllen, Texas I. K, 21 s X FA A- '- s , f ,IINSUR GROUP 1,4 I ' 1 ffl fs J f ' Tony Munoz Representative 306 W. 10th St. Mission, Texas JU 5-9102 X W if 'HU g6? c2Z-53 I O S- ' Te oo ashicms fo e Yo L H , Bryan Park HUMBLE Compliments oi' ff' s Q 111 South Conwa 5-9 THOMPSON'S THE BEAUTY v X ELECTRIC SERVICE Specializing in Creative Hair Styling SL Cutting, Tinting, Bleaching Frosting, S1 Permanents Complete Wig Service Buford Lary Pal Thompson 121 I E. 9th 911 Miller Ave. JU 5-2142 Operators: MISSION, T633-S Mrs. Arturo Leal ,IU 5-3841 MISSION Emestina Zapata VALLEY TRANSIT CO., INC. I A Friendly Valley Service GOOD LUCK SENIORS P. O. BOX 1870 Harlingen Texas 212 HELPING MHS BUILD MEN The Valley's Most Complete Supermarket CARES , U U ' E U E BRYAN PARA' SHOPPING PL RZA MnwMaM PPIOEMAXIMIIM awrizrr a n cl THE JEWEL BOX Featuring Star of Africa and Columbia Diamonds .v,.'W, sEPTEx1BEn vy- John Leidnc if fyifmllflffm JB he nl utstanding YOIIIIUQC ,hown hcrc were recognized as Lions Club I Youth-o -thedlonth lril ,lbs , 69-70'scl1ool year. The Lions Club lnonoredf 4' ' vrl Eagli Football players a banquet, gf 1+ jg g sffgk' Q SLK. C S .1 ' Db- 1 f 'h ' if 'U' QIQL K2 loNs CLUB MAY Andy Garza lssloN HIGH sc:Hoo 0 APRIL Dennis Williams T3iiTL2EEE?,,f0l 7' ,415 1 ffl Gro up . f DECILMBER JANUARY UARY MARCH uk Goodwm ,I im Wood David Martin X Mark Mills S, wx P E .yr Ng CoNGmxTULAT1oNS X Q-L 3- SENIORCLASS W XE M1970 f Wg A L onlin Moron - - MA N .. N Y ' MJ K + 2 lcAlle.HniPEQ5V UNK by wx l ' w il E Q, CQNQDANY N, 10 B' X - , . ii S X S my O ,XJ 2 x- SX PX' 'E 2 1wuy KJ l X Q, , gl S N1C,xlRa57sa5o1 0D 4 UV Na if Pi, S U 2 H 5-R 3 Q . gm .5 W g 2 W E , VPQJUUUUZME MU 6-1911 1215 Swain Q5 DN ax X P5552 214 ,- HIGHLAND UNIFORM SERVICE PARK INDUSTRIAL J L TELEVISION Providing Uniforin Rental. Treated Nlops and Nlzlts. Shop T fls Q' I' owe .. Service or the Imurc lexus l5ilI's Refrigeration Service ' ' ' Air Conditioning 81 Refrigeration Phone JU 5-3945 THE MISSION TIMES I5 YOUR I'IONIli'I'OWN NISWSPAPICII Keep up with Activities of Present and Future Interest to NIHS Students Brownsville Plant ylclueu plant 1007 Highland Park Ave. F in W 314 west Euzaberh 309 s. Broadway , , PHE MISSION LI 2-4311 MK 6-0274 IVIISSIOH, Texas TIMES C omplimen ts ol' Your Gulf Distributor for the Lipper Valley Area VIRGIL WILSON things gg MR. C.C. MORTUARY tter bewlth FRIEDRICHS ,, MAAF Mission MCALLEN, TEXAS , H UW 1 smgfir Ag if Om iments - G- 3 'S - I ' f om imentsol . . C 1:23, f IPP! I fl pl I Xxlyff QVJVY 4XNSfC.JCfIt5Ifi1JI' HAVANA L X AQIVIVISISIQVN I MATERIALS W W RIPIWALL ,, rye stone II I Mission N? I 5-1 32 0YjUiI5MiSSi0u t -It Please! Us XJ Harmon Bodine MISSION HUMBLE SERVICE STATION H24-Hour Service 921 Dunlap Mission, Texas, To Please You- Findley Bodine 2 of! XA x I v-:VDJJJ J-was PVQCONGRATULATIONS QW ' ,J MXN W4 Q 0 U - ' ,- f i 1 gf'N l M ' Us X yyajwmfiw J' ,, fwdfjffmff, ' fly g'frf91J ',9w jJ fp M J W . P ' x W QM 1 A of 6 B 022, Zi. ,7 ,Z U, elafyw'-jm'J X 1 r A' .X If 'Qu X '51 'Q E l 3 . i ' 9 f 5 umm! Q . Q? J ' iaigiigi? 5 fe if ' ' I 'Q' x I ' f 55' N ww 'lv ' x I fdsz Q all-UUWU ll L l KV xx X N nt I V I ,Q 1 SE ' Q I mn' I:-I-I u I : ' I ' I P EURIED - fa: I 'f : I ,: :Q I .:.--If I .I l.l,'.'l'llllIl N. M 71545 nm ' Iowan 4 v'1'i 9 N I V N i. oo Congrofuloflons K qWC 0i AJ ' - k W av Ui ww L2 ' M , , V ' W Agni 1' nmgf 7 D 'P H M0 Ky Wg' I slprvluggayrwgyf g 2 JSO!! 0' U' N T B A1517 U-lj! . Y l EE itC ff R D MAA I My ff! 1 -Inomuufnizf , WJ 515m 1 B 1fg4,,n . war my Q' miriam' W lil- ,Qx Af JN , h ,- 'ml' ' .Fives v cufU,M-543' ' V ' 3 3 . 'K' mms M DAN Sgi3Li?593 6 0 x 7 X WMV aux xox ul MISSI Congratulations Seniors I 969-70 Mission Ice I and Grocery 1001 Dunlap MISSION, TEXAS The Ba 1901 Dohertv MISSION SSIOI1 35 -f,v13'hone'JU 5'f-24 'J 7044 S. Conway Mission, Texas Jones Office COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS O F . . . I Supply Lack s ' I 106 South Broadway S MU 6-6579 M A112 , T, ' ' C H1 6-'XRS Ken Healy, Sales Manager I Home of Modem Furniture Extends Congratulatlons I0 JU 5-1541 MCALLEN - M1ss1oN 1970 Seniors 912 Conway TEXAS 217 SW v Nga TOR ! 7 I l d V lc ex M 6-585' , RIfg'l'rJlr 40 r s X ios, S ,layers Porta e rlios ' PllOll yers All liar, r s A , I g K 5 . , 'yr' Q '54 Discount Price V ' ' I Q' ,. K ., .N .X . .X.. , - A f f ff' M, V Vwf, ,. V H ,. WL,. . Qfwlz STOP G amp' f , vea . ' tu ,-. 1 f V x N W - W M VV E45 lf? x XA My i FI! ,iw fag tm! X X QV? ,fr ,lx F51 GJ l Div ,J fy A x X l X, K, Q. X1 J' .-J -up X if lk ,Lf sf ', W ' ' , lf M Nl' JE U V Q' 1 M Cmlligratulilds in -gl? 'lx UQ' 4, ,, HJ lf xf , ff X' X N + X N u X f ' 'ff , XJR Q l N ' R 3 lf' f lf 1969-70 Graduates Llllxfll r Xxtwlfl lvl!-'J N, ik E S. WN KJ If wx YQ' J We give S 81 H lf' 423 Holland lVlissi0n, xifxas 'Q' 'A' Phone: JU 5-9176 'dj' 'X WF Green Stamps xxx XM, A nj- ffl ku itll 218 .Rc Cf 'I Q y A ' 1-ryillg C11 x ff' E Lg34:NwAY, DOOLEY HM pb yfgijpw 8. MAIg6jNA,A'GENCY K f fy X 'H ' EP iESgRANCE If P murray 643 Valley-Wide wWJllOMblp1 My i McKNlGHT'S fwwwfgj M '. stlgib o . oFFlcE SUPPLY, :Nc MM ,ff J, 3 ffwM,M9J5f' MQQwf'ffWHf:W 3-5 353 '33 W'1 EfMfkpMf My u PW My jfnifwgififmf QW iiww M lj? MUG-8315 '3e2'10w CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1970 Home Furnishers Since l906 Compliments of O'Neall Specialty Co. COIlgl'2lllll21lI10llS lo M.l1.S. Sherwin- Williams Company EaSY McAllen, Texas Termb 1012 Conwa J- O MU 6-4841 1008 Conway Ave. JU 5-3731 Nygsion, T ' C Q Cold Beer Q Picnic Supplies Air ' x Q Ice Q Cold Cuts SPC S ' 0 o SI' Mission 5 C , Esq ulre t rma ' ' , Drive- In Q JP ,B Grocery OP- S510 S Bry qw llfg Mile North Conway ' Mission, Texas 1127 Em 9th Telephone JUS-9104 709 Cenwey U 5-9053 MISSION Owners loan 51 Travis Volhnering U Professional 1, , C- G- D9 I-U Clro s Ga rza Co Bea uty Salon ' BARBER SHOP BEAUTY SHOP Our Specialiy - Hair Shaping 909 Conway 1418 Conway WHOLESALE GROCERS MERLE NORMAN 115 East 8th JU 5-1362 COSMETICS C, gl S, Gifts and Accessories 1312 Conway JU5-2312 MISSION 220 A 'f ,Y I ,Xi7' I I we . I r LY .1 X I tr j gR , if Nffyw rt WEAKS MARTIN U II I is 33555 I N IMPLEMENT Jw E ci COMPANY, INC. - it X 4 'IX Your John I.J08I'VIlI'1lCt0l'ilI1fI Farm Implement Dealer JM NW 7055-'ag I O Y U M Parts and Service ii fN 'Ip MiS FL' X' 1 1' Mission, Texas ' I ls V .V ' I ' ,- We are proud to be working with the Mission I - M, lndependent Schools throuffh Future Farmers of fi ik rl 'U J ' In JN, I Ame-riea. U 91 XJ QJ V k I WEAKS MARTIN, President f ' , , ,JN LEX Wg Roscoe E.wATK1Ns,viC.f-PmSif1Cm ,W AM ,Q , . J 0' L X QM Q J ,Ji XEXJIA V' ly- XM VKX, A ,I V, Vt I ,iw HM' '- fl ,ff ' -4 GsfffNf1w'U.1rAT1QNS.wD GRSAPE F RUIT vt it ' if U rt px THESENIOR , yxpfi U'Vii,j.Jii'i11,,3sslmrFx157Q! ,. 'l if-'III' I ICT' I I g F ffl , KI ' 'gf It yi. WI' 'f'q l7t' .Q b Sports Center, Inc. ,U 7- Q, FII.-A-BAG , L,,.4f I if DRIVE IN GR.UCICli.Y 'I 'A' BOWIIUQ f BIIIIUVCIS Ny' 'IX '. I V .Picnic Supplies. W -5011001 311ppliffS- Route 1, Box 276 Phone .IU5-2041 .Groeeries. . Beer . owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Silvestre Asebedo 909 W. H.W. 83 Mission, Texas ,I U 5-9034 if Archery if Skating SNACK BAR MISSION, TEXAS 22 'XS J OFFICERS DIRECTORS vp, NEUHAU5 ELLIOTT B. BOTTOM LR LEHMAN president WOODS CHRISTLAN SCOTT MARTIN I ELLIOTT B, BOTTQM J.O.CLARK,Jr, V F NEDHAUS EXeC,viCe-preSidem ELAINE H. HOLCOMB VF NEUHAUS I L.R. LEHMAN WINSTON JENKINS AF NORDMEYER MD vmpresident JOE M. KILGORE HARRY THOMPSON E. DOWNEY DAVIS, J R. Vice-President-Casllicr GY . Free Parking MEMBER F.D.I.C DI'1VL In Banklng 'Q NL fa SR' -4 . 5 Q, 4: N95 iCongratuIahons Seniors Ns ' - SJ 3 V1 JR-3 JT , - I MQ 2' 5 0' 2 Q1 'I O 'I 3 X, f 3 vs S H J E 315331 900 Conway S Q1 .Z 0 2 1. ix ,IE Ju 5-1618 SE 3 35 55 1 I S As Q F Q Nl V5 I I FIR T ,STI-QIIEI BANK 8. must COMPANY aa SQ K i DE- S'-Q fr? S n YI QXTJ' E 1 'D . ., ,, O , S MISSION,TEXAS :QMIHRE Rf 1 25' -V 3 'J-Q3 19 222 NJ y ga VE: M 1 4 JM 9 X, 1 AT L IO . 269 ' , W Conl atro S . , t 5 S X , 1,70 10 A? X li o D 0 5 5 . ' ,yr M - XJ' ' ' 14 . 1: M . ,. f U :gy 'A 'V' 1Ll,111It1f5el'g 5 ' ' 1' . 7 Q ef H se - Fm fs ' JU 54 0 h land M .Texa JPAYJ . 2 0 -M N WW f wx 1 .S - n, QS 1 xg P A ts or erciul- - CON U ATI ' Dfw 1, X Passports SU V v ' W ings: Black and XfVhite 1 B55 OF LMA My 96 9 A Natural Colors U my BN S'f1 '! my W D P B R opp Fellx Studio rr - Vx K 1.4.U Q-Q 712 onway Ave., ' 17 soufhmqqp V Xa 'l K MU5' '92 1 JJ ,tix ' 'go Mission, T ALLEN P e JU5-1578 P 1 A! C lr ogrczplzy by 5 1 P 7 MISSION! 44 1 r. r1nrIMrs. Felix Rami z 5 Mfg ' nt ,W n ongratulatio 0 Seniors BEST 01' LUCK OD ' XW , 0 511 NIORS 1170 UW f . Gulf Servlce f W L GROCERS 1019 North Conway I 1.9100 Conway Ave' M1ss1oN, TEXAS Roper 5 P. O. Box 232 Dfa1'JU5-1432 W. T. Haugarth of Mission MISSION, Texas 22 f 9, 5 Y, - W '59 ge fe X -me Yreak ? 4 A ZX, 4 DSW Xe? 'U of 98.5 m:cAcYcLI:s 136 u I Dilgmensionol Stereo F M Rod 6 I ISQNLS G0 IU R My JM QQ We C0 EXCLUSIV IN STEREO Q S M I g S 'M C my .S SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 MISSIDN DRY GUUUS CUMPANY Sewing The Valley Since 1924 Ave. J MISSION COMPLIMENTS OF T. Femat 8. Company WHOLESALE SCHOOL SUPPLIES P.O. Box 389 Mission, Texas Dondlinger's O RCA - G. E. - Friedrzch Furniture I MISSION M 8. H Beauty Shop ZL6 Mayberry lid. JU 5-l 287 Nlission Border Theater l'llll.0l'LillllIlH'lll. lll5illllIlIill'l.t5l'S in Mission Mission JU 5-1687 MISSION SENIORS 1970 Congratulations from Stover's Cabinet Shop Mission, Texas Compliments of Flowers by Soni 714 E. Hiwuy 83-,IU 5-3201 Mission, Texas Flowers for all Occasions Fontana Motor Hotel PU. Box 966 I Mile East Stale lligliway 83 JU 5-2785 Compliments of . . Allen Brune Co. The Only Exclusive F armall Dealer in the Valley JU 5- l 696 Mission, Texas Good Luck to Mission High School Seniors of l97U JQXMES C. MAli'lllN, MD. 11.5. LIVKNCOUD, MD. lifllllllill l'A'l'E, NLD. HAY L. YOUNG, MJD. lfxtcnd Wislics Lo this lloarfl of lflducution Mission Imlepcndcnl School District 225 9 W LATER'S wL'2ffM 001:351::::':gifQ5:Lt.g SUPER MAR5g53zwQf31dyqUjS,Jf 0, wjyfffl E. FLCRES Glzo X, Dwdlqujib 3? HMV of Jlyrigvdh Qpy JW' K Hb UK Zskn A Q N f 0x MKT. Wy 0 dy v if vb nSooner or Later Wx V 9 XXX You'Il Shop AT Latervs wo 5 E' -'ld St- 1313 y ' - J M15 ,I U 5-2162 M 191 I J OL' it M ,ff N MM WWW BEN FRANKLIN WWWN' WW JW W my sroma fwmgjlfif X W INN W N of, foo , 01' 16 0 25 I Y ff ii CUNGR ATIONS T X DDQ., rz1du'CjJ0f 1970 1 RE QYMEREDNO, W gf Qi GJ I ,, rqjfld E 1 an MCH S- 1 I j 1 Eiwyiigglon U , G' SSiIL ER X995 102.5 OT 05.91. 0 nfaq QV, oners 1 2 ing3g5e1927 1627 CBINLWAY JU5-3402 i I SUUCESQ Wi i R X To 110 41115801 1070 I HW c e I I 0 218.015, 1 f X U 1641 X 5 NWN y if dish QLSTENTCW' 'gy pany JL Lumber Co . Mission, Texos 0 NS 1Y5 T MISSI ' GLES What the Valley Makes, Makes the Valleyv O3 Ninth St. JU 5-2241 NIISSION Best Wishes CONGRATULATIGNS C0mplimef1tSvf--- s E N I o R s RADIO INTERNATIONAL ffm B05Camp , Radiator K I R T Irma s 1000 wang - 1580 KC Beauty Service Studios in City Bldg. MISSION Mission, Texas 121 E. 12TH ST. JU 5-12.33 307 W. 10th JU 5-3461 227 Y K X I ,X ., . G Q , s ex xx N 36' ,R N o . Q C55 S'i'Tii'Eii5'i1 ??1Q4IB ank X jon-ji .KQTQMU :fry my LQLU, ,cizff ww ,gfmu 'vu J AQ a.Lz..,wQ UwQ1 ,Q s1+M- Q.1,, g0'-75425 wg CUGJUCJ fjowim .'f.'frv.ouUIfl6'-fbfyawu UYLQ ' j,WSf,7,'f??'O2,g?m'Mm,M lwf QM Dfw v. 2751.4 xw 'Q aww' OFF RS ab CQQ W E YCEM.BEn re'de5EQAEX!n 1' R' IglrS.L:?1:gIYJ?ill2SSt' .C res' si a ueSf:1QUJAfJ S. Ma '11, Sw. :Q f 2' ' tal-za i WH' bf W ' CDL - ' . W a Qc Qwf?cwUg,wJL0f'w L M71 ' 57122, Q43 firm! O7W5PMe,5iLiaL2.sf f F '27 Q5 Q 'Z CLASS RINGS J ,vfkffhigyf BUYYOUR CLASS RING IN THE MODERNMANHR M . 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