Mission High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mission, TX)

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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

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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

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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,