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Pan Am Provides Cultural Education 1. Sponsor, Mr. Arnulfo Cisneros discussed the transportation plans to the convention. 2. Kim Regall, Lisa Perez, and Deb Torres, help celebrate holiday spirit at the Pan Am Christmas party. 3. Palmira Villarreal, Lisa Garcia, and Rose Ann Castanon enjoyed their own Christmas cheer. 4. Lee Stockseth was caught reading the Pan Am Times. 0 M if ,ffl
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To School And Community '5 Wa- We The Pan American Club at W. B. Ray is associated with the Stu- dent Forum of Texas. It was made up of about 10,000 students throughout the state of Texas. The purpose of Pan Am was to promote Pan Americanism and give a better understanding of re- lations between the students of the United States and Latin American countries. The Pan Am club at Ray High School was a ser- vice organization to help the school and the community. It adopted two poor families during Thanksgiving and sponsored a pi- nata party for the children of the Carmelite Day Nursery. The club also contributed to state projects such as Pesos for Braces, Uni- cef, La Buena Madre Can orphan- age in Pachuca, Mexicoj, and the Myrtle Tanner Scholarship. They also gave a local scholarship to a student interested in continuing the study of Spanish. The club was open to all students at W. B. Ray. I fic-x .34 QC 5 V! Lx by . flu I v 3 t 'ff ll S'-Pi' 'sf '. T :'.'7.: - A I. 52 4 0 'T' -. - - lift' Qopposite pagej 1. Sponsor, Mr. Arnulfo Cisneros. 2. Veronica Longoria, Liz Lozano, and There- sa Casey looked at pictures of the Pan Am trip. 3. Sonia Molina and Blanca Dives discussed a Pan Am Times article. Cthis pagej 1. Bridget Meyer and Laura Sherman en- joyed munchies at the Pan Am Christmas party. 2. Co-sponsor, Ms. May. 3. Tom Wolter, president.
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As Well As Fun And Enjoyment 1. OFFICERS. Frank Villa, first vice- presidentg Bridget Meyer, second vice- president: Tom Wolter, president: Me- linda Villa, scrapbook keeper. 2. Luz Iris Lozano came in late to the meeting. 3. Tom Guerra and Kim Regall voiced their opinions at a meeting. 4. Melinda Villa put together the Pan Am scrapbook. 5. Lucy Lozano, Sonia Molina, Theresa Casey waited for others to arrive at the Pan Am meeting.
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