Presbyterian Pan American School - Juntos Yearbook (Kingsville, TX)

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Cogether . . . in our classes For nearly 50 years boys and girls studied and lived on separate campuses. Starting with this academic year the old Pres-Mex campus at Taft was closed and the program of the new Presbyterian Pan American School was consolidated on the permanent campus being developed near Kingsville. Truly it was a strange, but pleasant, sight to see boys and girls study- ing and living on the same campus. This also is the first year that students from both Anglo and Hispanic-American backgrounds have been admitted. Christian students from Guatemala, Mexico and the United States enrolled. Students now are selected on the basis of ability rather than of need. The thought is of quality, not quantity. A necessary quali- fication for admission is the recommendation of the Session of a Presbyterian Church. The Presbyterian School has two departments now in operation. the preparatory or senior high school and the college departments. A special, intensive Eng- lish course was being planned for the Summer of 1958

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Y' J Guadalupe Bustos Senior Class Secretary and Felix Rocha the class president stop to discuss a notice posted on the official bulletin board Stllllll Couhuzla litld KK orli '5 4 Ron Ac LIRRL VALDES ILNIOQ Business Minager 4 Senior Class The Senior Class of 1958 is the first one to enjoy fully the opportunities of the new coeducational program of the Presbyterian Pan American School We the Seniors have worked with this pur pose in mind to make the best out of this our last year in high school and to finish our preparation to enter college From the top of the high school lad der we go now to climb an even steeper ladder college We go out with hopes to establish new better records and to reach new goals of achievement It is with the hope that they will always better themselves that I tell the members of the Senior Class of 1958 So long' Go forth and serve' Felix Rocha Class President T' t 42595 'G J. GLADALLPIQ Btsios Cfiudud Reynosu. Tumuulipas liield KX'ork 3. 4 Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer l'Ylf District Vice Chairman Senior Class Secretary Student Fellowship Council l ELMA FLORIES RObSlUlL'l'l. Texas Choir 2. 3, 4 PYP District Chairman lficld XVorlt 3. -l JUNTOS 4 Student Fellowship Council Z. 3. 4