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"The Spirit of Weslaco High," written by Ruth Helen Young in 1939, dwells richly in the minds and actions of the student body.

We, the 1966 La Palma staff, present this spirit as the theme and center of the La Palma for this year. In doing so, we express the many areas of activity in the school by utilizing lines from the Weslaco High School song.

"Our faith" is revealed by all of the classes and its perpetuity is carried fonh through the organizations. Since personalities are chosen for their popularity, sincerity, and loyalty, they pomay that "our heans are true." We "raise your name on high" through honors which students earn for Weslaco High School. Our undying spirit and suppon for spans demonstrates that "in victoty or defeat we'll stand unmoved by friend or foe." "au guiding hand" is the enthusiasm for the intellectual, moral, and spiritual welfare of the students displayed by the faculty. Such spirit remains as an ever -present guide for graduating seniors as ., on through life they go."

Aaron, Sandra Aguirre, Guadalupe Aguirre, Maricela Alejandro, Aurora Alejandro, Maria

Allen, Becky Almaraz, Elsa Alvarado, Noe Alvarez, Armandina Alvarez, Lupita

Anderson, Donelle Argueta, Edward Argueta, ~stella Arredondo, Sulema Austin, Bernard

Avalos, Arturo Bachelder, Pat Baez, Carmen Bautista, Mary E.

6 Bautista, Yolanda

Freshman class officers for 1965-66 are (left to right) Lidalia Rodriquez, president: Lillian Stanford, treasurer: Ernest Frerking, Student Senate representative; Janet Hansen, secretary: Oralia Gonzalez, vicepresident: and Klee Frantz, Student Senate representative.

Bernal, Juan Bernal, San Juana Bullion, Gary Bulnes, Frank Burton, Darla

Caceres, Artemio Campbell, David Craig Canales, George Cancino, Max Cantu, Juanita

Cantu, Maria Elena Cardenas, Danny Cardenas, Wilbert Cardosa, Sofia Carrasco, Eunice

Carreon, Joe Castaneda, Mary Castro, Bertha Castro, Juan Cerda, Annie Delia

Cerda, Juanita Cervantes, Ignacia Cerv antes, Marta Chapa, Estefana Chavez, Carmen

Ciomperlik, Gloria Collinsworth, Troy Coronado, Robert Cortez, Juan Cortez, Mary

Donalson, David Ellison, Vicki Escalon, Frank Escalon, Janie Esquivel, Alvaro

Esquivel, Cruz Fernandez, Florence Flores, Arturo Flores, Moises Flores, Odilia

Flower&, Johnny Flowers, Jud Frantz, Klee Frerking, Ernest Frisbey, Mike

Frost, Joye Galvan, Minerva Garcia, Joe Jr. Garcia, Joe Luis

8 Garcia, Juanita

Cressner, Patricia Glenn Cuellar, Armando Cuellar, Geraldine Cuellar, Hilaria Dean, Barry

de la Garza, Eugene del Campo, Clemente de Leon, Joe Delgadillo, Ruben Dickerson, Nita

Garcia, Mary Ellen Garcia, Pablo Garcia, Ruben Garcia, Sylvia Garza, Enedelia (Annie)

Garza, David Garza , Maria Elma Garza, Mary Garza, Mary Alice Garza, Melva

Garza, Noe Garza, Ofelia Garza, Robert Gonzalez, Antonio Gonzalez, Elva

Gonzalez, Felipa Gonzalez. Francisco Gonzalez, Hilda Gonzalez, Johnny Gonzalez, Juan

Gonzalez, Mary E. Gonzalez, Nellie Gonzalez, Olga Gonzalez, Oralia Gonzalez, San Juanita

Gracia, Antonio (Tony) Graham, Randall Gray, David Guerra, Mary Gutierrez, Gregorio 9

Enthusiastic freshman boys demonstrate their support of the WHS Panthers at the football pep rallies.

Gutierrez, Rebecca Hall, Dana Hall, Stephen Hansen, Janet Harris, Wayne

Haverfield, Wendy Henley, Cathy Hernandez, Joe Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Robert

Hernandez, San Juana HernaQdez, Teresa Hinojosa, Joel Hinojosa, Rosalinda Hooper, Debbie

Huerta, Lucy Johnson, Clair Kitchell, Kerry Lara, Maricela

10 Larson, Mary Nell

Latigo, Gerardo Leach, Paul Ligon, Cathy Lopez, Esequiel LOpez, Gracie

LOpez, San Juanita LOrance, Gaylon Luera, Adelina Luera, Sylvia Maldonado. Jose

Margo, Teresa Marquez, Rosalinda Marroquin, Lydia Martinez, Alma Gloria Martinez, Arturo

Martinez, Beatrice Rosie Martinez, John Daniel Martinez, Lydia Martinez, LOrenza Martinez, Maria Luisa

Martinez, Mary Ellen Martinez, Ramon Martinez, Raul Martinez, Raquel Martinez, Romeo

Mata, Florence Mattar, Mike McCaleb, Theresa McDaniel, Donald McDaniel, Maurice 11

Waiting for pre-game ceremonies to begin are Freshman Homecoming Duchess Josie Munguia and escort Antonio Elizondo.

Sanchez, Cresevio Sanchez, Yolanda Schill. Ken Scott. Roland Segundo. Maria Elvia

Sepulveda, Elma Serna. Gloria Shaw. Randy Silva, Diane Silva, Elizabeth

Sol ether , Greg Solis, Noe Stanford', Lillian Talbert. Howard Talbert, Penny

Thompson, Doug Tijerina, Rosalva Torres. Maria Andrea Toscano, Armandina Treada way, David

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Trejo, Juan Trevino, Adela Trevino, Jane Trevino, Juanita Trevino, Maria Elva

Trevino, Rosalinda Triplett, John Urbina, Paz Ussery, Beth Valdes, Grace

Valdez, Adolfo Valdez, Arturo Valdes, Nelson Vargas, Lupe Vasquez, Mary

Vasquez, Pedro Vela, Jose Vela, Juan Vela, Lydia Veliz, Martha

Vidales, Mary Villarreal, Juan Villarreal, Leonides Villarreal, Marta Webber, Ida Marie

Whitley, Curtis Whitley, David Willis, Frances Wolfe, Cheryl Wood, Cedric

Freshman girls line the sidewalk at noon to read the weekly school newspaper and catch up on campus activities and occurrences.

Woodward, Elaine Wright, Brenda Ybarra, Ramona Zamorano, Robert

Zamorano, Ruben Zepeda, Adrian Zepeda, Janie Zuniga, Anna Maria

Enjoying one of the carefully planned .ar.d prepared meals at the high school cafeteria are freshman boys George Pena, Richard Rodriquez, and Danny Cardenas.

0-1 '6% Sophomore class officers for 1965-66 are: Hector Salinas, pres

ident; Vicente Sanchez , vice-president; Joe Pinalez, Student Senate representative; and Barbara Graham, Student Senate representative. Not shown are Linda Franklin, secretary, and Armando Hinojosa, treasurer.

Adame, Armando Aguirre, Johnny Aldrete, Maria del Rosario Almaguer, Delfina Almaguer, Roble

Arredondo, Filomena Arredondo, Raul Jr. Avila, Rosie Ayala, Castulo Bachelder, Mike

Balli, Vidal (Billy) Barbosa, Johnny Bautista, Antonia Bernal, Angelita Bradford, Tommy Lee

Brown, Lew Douglas Buentello, Ib Bugarin, Elvira BullioD, Jeanne Lavon Burkett, Harrel Dean 17

Casanova, Norma Alicia Casanova, Sonia Cast:aneda, Pablo Jr. Cavazos, Ignacio Jr. Cavazos, Johnny Joe

Cedillo, Alicia Cedillo, Joe R. Colvin, Lynn Cortez, Armando Cra wford, Ronald Frank

, Cross, Robert Cruz, Alice Cuellar, Benicio Cuellar, Sylvia Jean Cuellar, Vicente

Cummings, Carole Ann Deer, Beverly De La Rosa, Enrique De Leon, Abel De Leon, Carlos

Bustillos, Israel Caballero, Virginia Cadena, Teresita Calla way, Barbara Jo Camacho, Mary

Cano, Gumecindo Cantu, Ofelia Cantu, Richard Cardenas, Reynaldo Cardona, Enrique

De Leon, Oralia De Santiago, Eduardo De Siga, Lupe Diaz, Leonardo Dosser, Linda Anne

Downing, Andrew Drake, Bryan Eggleston, Ronnie Elizondo, Adan Elizondo, Antonia

Elizondo, Antonio Jr. Ellison, Barry Escamilla, Miguel Espinoza, Alicia Flores, Joe Jr.

Flores, Linda Christina Flores, Odilia Fojt, Gene Ford, Marsha Franklin, Linda Marie

Garcia, Abram Garcia, Dora Garcia, Herlinda Garcia, Martin Garcia, Reymundo

Garcia, Servando Garrett, Richard Garza, Bertha Gloria Garza, Blanca Oralia Garza, Nellie Sue

As sophomores Paula Tomlinson, Margaret Swanzey, Marsha Ford, and Marianne Putman wait for their first class meeting to begin, they talk of the excitement of their first year at WHS.

Garza, Noe Garza, Velina Ann Gatton, William Gomez, Ricardo Gonzalez. Diane

Gonzalez, Eiliberta ( Bertha)

Gonzalez, Francisco Gonza lez, Gilbert Gonzalez, Israel Gonzalez, Jesus

Gonzalez, Jimmy Gonza lez, Marina Gonzalez, Nieves Gonzalez, ' Pedro Gonzalez, Robert Jr.

Gorhum, Ella Ray Gracia, Maria del Carmen Graham, Barbara Jean Graham, Sherryl Green, James Ernest 20

Grimaldo, Juan Eleno Guajardo, Frances Guajardo, Raul Guerra, Ernestina Guzman, Gilbert

Handy, Mary Ellen Harbison, John Heck, Brenda Joyce Henry, Mary Esther Hernandez, Jesus

Hernandez, Nestor Herrera, Jose Jesus Herrera, Richard Hinojosa. Armando Huefner. Thomas John

Johnson. Kenneth Johnston, Roy Alan Jones, Glen (Penny) Keller. Jim Keller, Jimmy

Ledesma. Luis Jr. Ligon. Anita Lincoln. Albert Linderman. Susan Beth Loza. Juan

Luce. Harold wgo. Mary Isabel Lyles. Truman Roy Lyons. Elaine Maddings. Jaycee 21

Martinez. Juanita Martinez, Phillip Martinez, Sylvia Matamoros, Francisca Medrano, Teodoro

Meiners, Carol Jean Mejia, Ella Meza, Juan Antonio Miracle, Johnny Molina, Jose Juan

Molina, Martin Domingez Molina, Mary Montes, Lea'ildro Moore, Claudia Moore, James

Mora, Carmen Morales, Gildardo Jr. Murillo, Catarido Music, Ted McDaniel, James 22

Magana, Josephine Maldonado, Alicia Maldonado, Elizabeth Maldonado, Estella Maldonado, Jesus

Maldonado, Juana Marquez, Jose Angel Martinez, Dolores Martinez, Joel Martinez, Jose Jr.

McFa ll, James Noriega , Andres Jr. Noriega , Juan Ochoa , Noe Oglevee, Allen

Olivarez, Micaela Ortiz, Antonio Jr. Ortiz, Oralia Ozuna, Efraim Payne, Betsy

Pena, Delores Pena, Jesus Peralez, Alfredo Perez, Armandina Perez, Dolores

Perez, Mary Paula Perez, Rebecca Pina, Ofelia Pinalez, Jose Pineda, Mary Susan

Porter, Albert Putman, Marianne Ramon, Norma Ramos, Ester Randolph, Janice Jean

Reyes, Janie Reyes, Maria del Carmen Reyes, Oswaldo Reyes, Ruben Reyna, Danny

Sophomore class members give undivided attention to president during class meeting.

Reyna, Robert Reyna, Janie Rivera, Jesus Rivera, Juanita Robledo, Atanaico

Robledo, Cleotilde Robledo, Jose Felix Robledo, Jose Rodriguez, Elida Rodriguez, Gracie

Rodriguez, Guadalupe Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Jose G. Rodriguez, Jose Mario Rodriguez, Rodolfo

Rodriguez, Violanda Roe, Elizabeth Rosas, Carlos Rubio, Roberto Ruiz, Isabel 24

Saenz, Rodolfo Salinas, Alfredo Salinas, Anita Salinas, Carlos Salinas, Jose Hector

Salinas, Thomas Salinas, Yolanda Salud, Ambrosia Sanchez, Beulah Sanchez, Frank

Sanchez, Vincente Scott, Barbara Ann Seeber, Joanne Sepulveda, Joe Sepulveda, Simon

Smith, Alan Solether, Robert Swanzey, Margaret Taylor, Thomas Colbert Tisdale, Jim

Tomlinson, Paula Torres, Juan Torres, Pedro Trejo, Eusebio Trevino, Inez Jr.

Ullrich, Marian Valdez, Josephine Valdez, Violadel Vargas, Richard Vasquez, Ramiro 25

Nancy Wallace, sophomore, displays her "perfect" heart at a Y -teen Valentine's party as sophomores Margaret Swanzey and Marsha Veltman look on.

Vasquez, Silverio Vasquez, Simona Vela, Enedelia Vela, Rosa Maria

Veltman, Marsha Villanueva, Juan Pablo Villarreal, Andrea Villarreal, Elsa Norma

Villarreal, Maria Guadalupe Waddell, David Wallace, Nancy Wilson, Larry

Wright, Simmey Wyett. David Ybarra, Maria Viola Zepeda, Arturo

Serving as junior class officers for 1965-'66 are Alicia Perez, vicepresident; Eduardo Cruz, Student Senate representative; Michael Fernandez, president; Mack Bowden, secretary; and Diane Benitez, treasurer. Not shown is Sharon Bondurant, Student Senate representative.

Aguirre. Adela Aguirre. Dolores Alaniz. Jimmy Almaraz, Rosendo

Anderson. Mary Arnold. Danny Ault. David Avila. Antonia

Bachelder. Nancy Barrera. Juanita Barrera, Viola Baxter, George (Rusty)

Bell. Jim Beltran, Concepcion Benitez, Diane Bidlack, Jo Ann

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Bondurant, Sharon Bowden, Mack Buentello, Alma Bullion, Judy

Bulnes, Joe Burress, Bette Burton, Bonnie Campos, Daniel

Cano, Alfredo Cardenas, Cleotilde Cardenas, Guadalupe Carranza, Jose

Castaneda, Rachel Castillo, Teresa Castro, Felipa Castro, Paula

Cavazos, Carlos Cazares, Sandra Champion, Ernest Chandler, Larry

Coronado, Alma Cortez, Hernan (Mike) Covacevich, Adan Cowley, Raymond

Cruz, Eduardo Cruz, Susie Cuellar, Erasmo Dean, Michael

de la Garza, Estella de la Rosa, Hugo de Leon, Aurora de Leon, Florinda

de Leon, Rene de los Santos, Mike Dodd, Bert Douglas, Greg

Esparza, Thelma Espinoza, Guadalupe Espinosa, Virginia Etter, Janice

Fernandez, James Michael Fortenberry, Ivan Frantz, Margy Frost, Andy

Garcia, Paula Garrett, Jerry Garza, Albert Garza, Armando

Garza, Faustino, Jr. Garza, Mirtalda Gatton, John Goeser, Billy

Gonzalez, Aurora. Gonz a lez, .Ca ta lina Gonzalez, Guadalupe Gonzalez, Maria Imelda

Gonzalez, Robert T. Hanks, Viola Harbison, Jimmy Haverfield, Pat

Hays, Susan Henrichson, Stanley Hernandez, Felix Hernandez, Joe, Jr.

Hernandez, Lilia Hernandez, Socorro (Kookie) Hopper, Trudy Hubbard, Jim

Jacobs, Linda Johnston, Eloise (Keke) Ledesma, Albino LeMaster, Pat

Admiring one of the mums sold by the junior class are (left to right) Mrs. S.H. Turberville, Jovita Reyes, and Mrs. Adron Ming. The proceeds from the s ale go toward the Junior-Senior Prom.

Leyden, Steve Lombard, Betty Jo Lopez, Rosalio Luna, Rafael, Jr.

Madden, Jay Ma rtinez, Guadalupe McDaniel, Bobby (Rusty) Mc Daniel, Joyce

MCRay , Ken Medrano, Juan Medrano, Teresa Mendez, Frances

Mendez, Sora ida Miller, George Ming, Adron Mixon, Landis

h Easter cake walk are several Surveying the scene at t e members of the junior class.

Molina, Jose Moore, Linda Mora, Emma Morales, Mary

Moreno, Javier Moreno, Magdalena Morgan, Mary Sue Morrow, Greg

Myers, Doug Norman, David Olson, Kristin Ortiz, Oscar

Osborne, Bruce Pearce, Barbara Jeanne Peck, Jim Peery, Steve

Pena, America Pena, Porfirio Pena, Sofia Perez, Alicia

Perez, Apolinar Perez, Jose Phillips, Mike Pike, Herbert (Mac) Jr.

Pond, Marsha Potter, Linda Pratt, Norma Praytor, Bobbie

Quesada, Eglantina Quintero, Jesus, Jr. Raleigh, Mike Ramirez, Guadalupe

Ramos, Cirilda Real, Pat Reyes, Jovita Reyes, Juan

Reyes, Martha Elva Rios, Lucila Olga Rivera, Rene Roberts, Scott

Robinson, Ken Robledo, Judy Rodriguez, Aida Rodriguez, Diana

Rodriguez, Elia Rodriguez, Gloria Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Oralia

Salinas, Alberto Sanchez, Diana Sarmiento, Enedelia Seils, Allan

Sens, Jerry Silva, Amelia Silva, Daniel Smith, Randy

Solis, Raul SOta, Ramona Sv adlenak, Joe Swails, John

Talbert, William (Bill) Talbert, Ricky Thomas, Ronald Tijerina, Guadalupe

Torres, Estella Torres, Jesus Toscano, Alicia Turberville, Debbie

Va ldes, Eloy Valdez, Enedelia Vargas, Isabel Vasquez, Arturo

Vasquez, Noe Veliz , Ed ward Villarreal, Juan Jr. Villarreal, Viola

Virnig, Sandra Webber, Concepcion Williamson, Shirley Wood, Meredith

Ybarra, Concepcion Ybarra, Timotea Zavala, Ramona Zavala, Socorro

Key Club members are (left to right): S. Rawe. T. Bradford. J. Weber. R. Johnston. A. Frost. A. Ming. A. McMullen. M. Bailey. R. Baxter. W. Heck. M. Pike. L. Wilson; S. Peery. G. Jones, J. Streit, B. Jenkines, B. Anderson, R. Betts, R. Cowley, S. McManus, R. Talbert, B. Osborne, K. Johnson. and W. Vest.

Key Club attempts to "bring out talents of high school leaders" as it serves the school and community. To be eligible for membership, boys must attain an 85 average or above. They are then voted on by members. with a limited class percentage being allowed to enter each year.

Since the Key Club is primarily a service organization. civic leaders often turn to it when in need of help for local projects. such as the local March of Dimes Bucket Brigade. Along with the Kiwanis Club. the Key Club sppnsored Pancake Day this year. The profits were used to finance a $200 scholarship presented to a deserving WHS student as well as various other projects.

Key Club officers for 1965-66 are Johnny Weber, treasurer; Steve Peery. secretary; Waverly Vest, president; and Bobby Jenkines, vicepresident.

Y -Teens is a service organization on the Weslaco High School campus for girls. The group works toward service to the community as well as the school. Y -Teen members stood on street corners in unreasonably cold 37 0 'weather several days collecting for the Bucket Brigade' a phase of the March of Dimes. Members of Y -Teens distributed programs during the Pigskin Jubilee , a Region 15 Interscholastic League competition and for the Weslaco Queen' s Contest, partofthe city -sponsored Fiesta de Armistad. Y -Teen girls also worked in booths at the annual Halloween Camival, a p. T .A. -sponsored activity. Durhg Thanksgiving the club members donated a box of food to give to a needy family. Y -Teen girls can be seen at almost any school-and civicsponsored function.

Y -Teen officers are (left to right) Diane Solether, Lillian Leach, Debbie Turberville, Virginia Frerking, and Parr Stover. They hold offices of president, secretary, vice president, Student Senate representative, and treasurer, respectively.

Members of Y -Teens are (first row) D. Solether, C. Meiners, M. Henry, M. Frantz, F. Cain, B. &irton, C. Davis ; (second row) M. Wood, C. Mattar, T. Hopper, V. Frerking, B. Praytor, L. Leach, p. Stover; (top row) S. Graham, A. Ligon, N. Wallace, K. Olson, M. Swanzey, D. Turberville, C. Blackwell, N. Bachelder, and S. White.

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PICCOLOS CLARINETS BASS CLARINETS • Gina Beth Allen ... Lupita Rodriguez Klee Frantz

Marianne Putman - Jennifer Johnson Lillian Stanford Adron Ming .. Idolina Vallejo

FLUTES Beverly Deer • Yolanda Salazar .. Connie Davis Mary Esther Henry

Jo Ann Bidlack Pat Hoggard CONTRA- BASS CLARINET Carol Jean Meiners Elizabeth Roe Mary Sue Morgan Meredith Wood Sylvia Cuellar Marsha Veltman Josie Munguia BASSOON Shirley Williamson Norma Ramon ·Pam Setter Debbie Turberville Alma Coronado Susan Hays Janice Etter Mary Vidales Carole Cummings Buelah Sanchez ALTO SAXOPHONES

• Betty Da wson Alma Martinez Wayne Harris Donnelle Anderson Lucy Huerta Dana Hall Bertha Castro Diane Silva Mary Molina Juanita Cerda Velma Mejia Betty Jo Lombard Grac~e Rodrigvez Mary Martinez Barry Dean Lydia Martinez Robert Garza

ALTO CLARINETS Maria Cantu OBOES Barbara Scott .. Ma ria Hernandez

.. Susan Tipton Diane Benitez Ernest Frerking Adelina Luera TENOR SAXOPHONES

Ella Raye Gorhum Lupe Cardenas, All- State • Hilda Medellin

BARITONE SAXOPHONES Danny Cardenas Arma ndo Hinojosa

CORNETS ... Larry Chandler

• Eloy Valdes David Ault Nelson Valdes Mike Fernandez John Triplett Tony Garcia John Martinez Robert Luna

FRENCH HORNS ·Carol Blackwell

Ronnie Cra wford Bert Dodd Jimmy McMillian Ne llie Sue Garza

BARITONES Mike Dean Pat leMaster Randy Graham

TROMBONES ... Faustino Garza

• Joe Vidales • Noe Rodriguez

Robert Coronado Oralia Gonzales Edward Veliz

BASSES Rene Rivera Nestor Hernandez Juan Torrez Douglas Brown Richard Garrett

PERCUSSION Sherry 1 Graham

• Nancy Bunger Moises Flores

TYMPANI '" Robert Cra wford

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Additional Band Council members include D. Turberville, L. Rodriguez, J. Bidlack, p. Setter, C. Meiners; M. Fernandez, D. Ault, R. Crawford, and E. Valdes.

**All-Region Band -Senior, All-Region Band Band Council officers are C. Davis, head twirler; G.

Allen, president; J. Johnson, secretary-treasurer; N. &mger, Student Senate representative; R. Crawford, head librarian; L. Chandler, vice-president; and B. Dodd, drum major.

Members of NHS are: L. Rios, Y. Salinas, M. Anderson, C. Frerking, C. Davis, M, Henry, V. Frerking, C. Meiners, T. Hopper, D. Solether, A. Perez, M. Swanzey, J. Seeber, J. Mena, E. Cruz, J. Pinalez, J. Johnson, M. Fernandez, p. Haverfield, A. Ming, F. Garza, F. Cain, D. Overdiek, M. Pike, E. Salinas, p. leMaster, H. Salinas, S. Peery, L. Chandler, W. Vest, G. Streit, K. McRay, and R. Crawford.

NHS officers are: Frances Cain, secretary; Diane Solether, historian; Jesus Mena, Student Senate rep, ; Clara Lu Frerking, president; and Robert Crawford, vice-president. Not pictured is Johnny Weber, treasurer.

The National Honor Society is a high school organization, membership in which is based on scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The main objective of NHS is to promote these outstanding characteristics in students. The teachers of WHS select members on a percentage basis from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes from the eligibility lists. Members must be candidates for the academic plan and must maintain a scholastic average of 90 in each academic course,

Activities for the club include a formal initiation of new members, an installation of new officers, and Christmas caroling at the Hidalgo County Old Folks Home. Students are informed of their selection into the National Honor Society early in the year in a surprise initiation assembly.

In existence since 1961, the Phi-Chem-Bi club now has a membership ·of sixty-six. The name of this organization is a representation of the three phases of science offered in W.H.S.

(physics, chemistry, and biology). The three objectives of the club are knowledge and understanding, observation and skills, and interests and opportunities. These enable the members to gain and use science knowledge, to make repeated and accurate observations, and to develop an interest in the field of s cience.

Phi- Chem- Bi officers for the year are: (front row) Jerry Streit, president; Susan Tipton, secretary-treasurer; (back row) Steve Rawe, Student Senate representative; and Waverly Vest, vice-president.

Members of Phi-Chem-Bi are (first row) C. Mattar, D. Turberville, B. Burton, A. Espinoza, C. Frerking, B. Scott, B. Dawson, M. Wood, M. Ford, S. Tipton. (second row) S. Rawe, B. Henry, J. Sanchez, J. Green, A. Ming, F. Garza, J. Harris, J. Gorhum, B. Gatton, J. Pinalez. (third row) L. Chandler, S. Peery, R. Crawford, R. Baxter, M. Pike, J. Streit, J. Mena, J. Villanueva. (fourth row) K. McRay, W. Vest, B. Anderson, J. Quintero, E. Salinas, and H. Salinas.

This year's choir officers are Sandy Morrison, president; Doug Myers, vice-president; Sharon Bondurant, secretarytreasurer; and Mary Cross, Student Senate representative.

This year's choir, directed by Mrs. Fouad Mattar, has participated in a variety of activities. The W.H.S. choir has given concerts for the student body, the new occupants of Wesley Manor, the Valley's winter vis itors, and several Valley organizations.

Two members of the choir have won recognition, Pat LeMas ter, regional choir, and Nancy McEachron, Yoder choir award.

An annual spring concert was held at which Sandy Morrison was named choir sweetheart and Frank Alton, beau.

Members of the 1965-66 WHS choir are left to right (front): E. de la Rosa, N. McEachron, N. Pratt, t. Johnston, S. Weaver, G. Hernandez, N. Bachelder, S. Gross, M. Cross, N. Gonzalez, J. Maldonado. (middle): S. Salinas, O. de Leon, L. Seils, P. Randolph, S. Mortenson, S. Bondurant, C. Frerking, A. Pena, E. Regalado, J. Gonzalez, S. Morrison, E. Maldonado, F. Mendez. (back): M. Handy, R. Morin, D. Jones, F. Alton, R. Pike, D. Myers, D. Ellison, A. Seils, R. Thomas, D. Wyett, P. Le Master, R. Gonzalez, P. Castaneda, and W. Almarez. Director is Mrs. Fouad Mattar. 44

Members of the FHA chapter are: (front row) T. Hopper, B. Graham, K. Easly, D. Michalk, E. Gorhum, J. Sansing, R. Hinojosa, M. Aguirre, M. Casteneda, T. Medrano; (second row) M. Anderson, N. Bunger, S. White, S. Weaver, E. Garza, J. Randolph, D. Almaguer, J. Hansen, J. Frost; (third row) E. Samudio, L. Seils, L. Wells, B. Dawson, B. Pearce, A. Zuniga, R. Almaguer, A. Porter, M. Ulrich, B. Lombard, C. Johnston.

The FHA motto, "Toward New Horizons," sums up the ideals and purposes of the club. Members of this club share the common interest of homemaking and they are learning and working to better their home and family lives through techniques learned in homemaking courses and activities of FHA. FHA is quite active on the WHS campus, and this year an officer, Dianne Luce, was named "The Homemaker of Tomorrow' , of WHS. Another officer, Barbara Graham, was sponsored by the WHS chapter in the district elections for Area X Secretary. The chapter earned national recognition when it raised money and "adopted" a pre-school Vietnamese girl, Duong Thi Trang.

Leading FHA actlvltles are officers A. Setter, T. Hopper, L. Wells, B. Graham, D. Michalk, S. White; (second row) N. Bunger, presidentj L. Leach, D. Luce, J. Johnson, J. Frost.

Members of FFA are: (front) A. Vasquez, A. Garza, J. Bell, T. Huefner, R. Garza, R. Lyles, R. Smith; (middle) G. Fojt, E. Champion, J. McDaniel, A. Downing, N. Alvarado, N. Ochoa, R. Garcia; (back) M. York, J. Maddings, R. Delgadillo, R. Vasquez, J. Bernal, p. Torres, D. Gray.

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This year's Future Farmers of America officers are: (front) J. Bell, president; E. Champion, vice president; R. Smith, sentinel; (back) A. Vasquez, treasurer; A. Garza, Student Senate representative; and M. York, secretary.

FFA is the national organization for boys studying vocational agricluture in public schools. The chapter mem bers share a common interest in learning farm and ranch skills.

Various FFA activities include a leadership contest and a grass identification contest in .the fall. Chapter members also participate in the Mercedes Livestock Show and the Donna Lamb Show. This year two members, Johnny Harbison and Randy Smith, took part in the Houston Fat Stock Show in the spring. Other spring activities include a livestock and meat judging contest and the state FFA convention.

The Future Teachers of America, an organization of students whose desire is to prepare for a teaching career, acquaints students with both good and less favorable aspects of this profession, Although this is only the second year the local FT A has been organized, it has gotten off to a good start with the combined efforts of both mem bers and sponsors, During the past year FTA has undertaken various projects including the Christmas singsongs and sample teaching of first -grade students, Several members attended the state convention in Austin and the area meeting in Corpus Christi.

Serving as FTA officers are (front row) C, Mattar, president; M, Frantz, parliamentarian; (back row) S, Rawe, treasurer; C, Frerking, vice-president; T, Hopper, historian; B, Henry, Student Senate representative; and (not shown) L, Leach, secretary.

Members of FTA are (front row) T, Hd\>per, S, Graham, E, Lyons, L, Rodriguez, C, Mattar, V, Ellison, C, Wolfe, (back row) F, Garza, S, Rawe, B, Henry, C, Frerking, M, Anderson, J. Randolph, and M, Frantz,

Girls' Athletic Association members are (front) C. Mattar, S. Powell, T. Esparza, M. Gatton, C. Ligon, D. Silva, S. Aaron, N. Dickerson, T. McCaleb , J. Reyes, M. Larson, (middle) C. Johnson, J. Seeber, D. Burton, L. Powell, V. Ellison, A. Ligon, E. Torres, C. Wolfe, V. Roberts, L. Hernandez, D. Moore, (back) N. Wallace, L. McDaniel, B. McClure, N. Bachelder, C. Moore, S. White, S. Cazares, B. Allen, R. Luitjen, F. Willis, C. Beltran, B. Ussery, and p. Stover.

This year's Lettermen's Club members are (front) D. Campos, W. Almaraz, R. Suarez, G. Morrow, R. Solether, B. Dodd, (middle) M. Fuentes, G. Jones, B. Wright, R. Betts, D. Reyna, F. Alton, (back) A. Ramirez, R. Wright, P. Vasquez, K. McRay, and A. McMullen.

Pan American Student Forum members include (front) J, Valdez, A, Perez, A, Coronado, E. Bungarin, (middle) N. Ramon, A. de Luna, E,Garza,A, Espinosa, M, Cortez, y, Salinas, (back) J, Ortegon, S. Henry, E. Salinas, J. Mena, and J, Quintero.

A better understanding of Latin America and improved inter -American relations constitute the main goals of the Pan American Student Forum, The Pan American Student Forum programs introduce the members to the customs and history of Latin America by means of informative films and other events prepared by a special committee, Working toward inter-American relations, Weslaco Forum members have undertaken a goodwill project in South America this year. With the aid of CARE, the organization has sent educational tools such as pencilS, crayons, paper, schoolbags, etc. to aid schools in underdeveloped areas in Chile.

The local chapter also joins in state PASF activities. The Forum chooses two delegates to attend the state convention in Austin, the representatives being chosen according to loyalty, leadership, and service to the club. PASF also sponsors an intitiation party and an end -of -the -year party,

Pan American Student Forum officers are Jesus Mena, president ; Alma Coronado, secretary; Stephen Henry, vice-president; and Javier Ortegon, Student Senate representative.

Student Senators are: K. Frantz, B. Graham, T. Hopper, J . Johnson, C. Mattar, N. Btinger, C. Davis, O. Garza; F. Garza, J. Weber, V. Frerking, E. Webber, S. Tipton, F. Cain, E. Frerking; M, Fernandez, E. Salinas, J. Mena, S, Henry, S. Rawe, and A. McMullen.

Heading Student Senate activities are: E. Webber, corresponding secretary; S. Tipton, treasurer; C. Davis, vice-president; L. Rodriguez, parliamentarian; E. Salinas, election commissioner; C. Moore, recording secretary; T. Hopper, chaplain; A. McMullen, president.

Because Student Senate work is hard and time consuming, only the fittest students are elected members. The Student Senate undertook a new project, the publishing of a student directory containing the names, phone numbers, and addresses of all students. One of the money making efforts the Senate supports is selling covers for LaPalma. The Senate has taken student problems to the administration and brought back good results. With the Senate president presiding, a special committee officiates at all general assemblies. An election commission, headed by a commiSSioner, conducts all general elections. Members of the Senate acted as guides during spring orientation of freshmen.

Familiar to all smdents on campus is the WHS Hi -Life staff. Composed entirely of journalism students, this group works continuous hours to meet the deadline for the school newspaper. Each week, excepting the weeks during six weeks' and final exams, this paper containing all campus news is sold to

smdents at a small cost of five cents a copy. Much preparation goes into the making of each issue of this paper, .and no one is without work. Each staff member is responsible for laying out pages, selling ads , determining the amount of space to be allowed for pictures and advertisements, editing copy, and furnishing news: Truly, much time and effort is spent to put out a Hi -Life for WHS.

Managing Hi -Life activities are Billy Wright, Sports editor; Gina Beth Allen, feamre and sports editor; and Stephen Henry, editor in chief.

Hi -Life staff members include R. Vela, N. Cartanza, S. Virnig, F. de Leon, M. Bowden, J. McDaniel, D. Pena, (back) E. Johnston, J. Johnson, B. Wright, G. Allen, S. Henry, and A. Smith.

Distributive Education members are (front) 1. Garza. A. Aguirre. T. Castillo. M. Maninez. D. Aguirre. V. Ramirez. E. Valdez. V. Villareal. A. Rivera. (middle) P. Garcia. V. Mejia. F. Hernandez. F. Trevino. G. Gonzalez. J. McGhee. S. Henrichson. R Krause. (back)O. Oniz. R Garza. F. Cerda. J. Carranza. p. Maninez. T. Salinas. and D. Silva.

Members of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America are (front) J. Barrera. M. Flores. M. Rodriquez. M. Casarez. D. Sanchez, E. Garcia, C. Ybarra. R Lugo, (middle) S. Maninez, G. Angeles. J. Phillips. L. Potter. J. Burress, W. Maninez. J. Perez, (back) J. Moreno. M. LosSantos, H. de la Rosa. R. Perez. A. Ledesma. J. Hernandez. and L. de Siga.

"Brainstorming" to prepare the 1966 La Palma are staff members (left to right) Mary Anderson, Jesus Mena, Diane Overdiek, Ronnie Crawford, Barbara Graham, and Steve Rawe.

Planning layouts and performing clerical duties are the responsibilities of Sharon White, assistant editor; Robert Crawford, editor; and Diane wee, business manager.

All phases of campus life, curricular and extra -curricular, are recorded in the annual publication of W.H.S. All organizations on campus and their activities are recorded in the annual. The La Palma also includes activities such as Graduation, Junior-Senior Prom, football and other sports (including records and scores), Mr. and Miss W.H.S., and U.I.L. contestants and winners.

The La Palma staff is a unique organization on campus. Its members work each day in a regular class to plan and prepare the annual. For this work the members receive no credit in grade points. However, the staff enjoys working to produce the La Palma. The typical question • 'Anybody got a new record to play today?" sets the pace for a day's "work" in class.

C HEERLEA DERS Pam Stover Barbara Callaway Joye Frost Martha Hubbard Oralia de Leon Minerva Galvan

Laura Kay Powell Linda Dosser Mary Gatton Sharon White JUNIORS Antonia Elizondo Elva Gonzalez Cece Mattar Linda Franklin Fe lip a Gonzalez Marsha Pond Mary Anderson Carmen Gracia Nellie Gonzalez Linda Moore Nancy BachE lder Barbara Graham Wendy Haverfield Sharon Bondurant Connie Beltran Anita Ligon Cathy Henley

Judy Bullion Susan Linderman Teresa Hernandez SENIORS Cleo Cardenas Isabel Lugo Debby Hooper

Sandra Casares Elaine Lyons Clair Johnson Frances Cain Aurora De Leon Estella Maldonado Mary Nell Larson Carolina Cardenas Florinda de Leon Mickey Olivarez Cathy Ligon Clara Lu Frerking Thelma Esparza Betsy Payne Gaylon Lorance Virginia Frerking Paula Garcia Paula Perez Theresa McCaleb Anna Maria Gonzales Aurora Gonzales Albert Porter Mona Mc Whorter Juanita Gonzales Viola Hanks Carmen Reyes Donna Michalk Annie Henderson Socorro Hernandez Janie Reyes Alicia Moreno Dianne Luce Trudy Hopper Janie Reyna Sandra Mortensen Rea Kae Luitjen Linda Jacobs Joanne Seeber Mary Ellen Payne Beckey McClure Joyce McDaniel Margaret Swanzey Susan Powell Lois McDaniel Magdalena Olson Adela Valdez Linda Purl Nancy McEachron America Pena Rosa Maria Vela Victoria Roberts Clara Moore Norma Pratt Elsa Villarreal Sharon Robinson Sandy' Morrison Bobbie Praytor Nancy Wallace Elna Sepulveda Vicky Ramirez Jovita Reyes

FRESHMEN Penny Talbert

Rosalinda Rico Diana Rodriguez Rosalva Tijerina Juanita Salinas Yolanda Rodriguez Sandra Aaron Brenda Wright Sulema Salinas Enedelia Sarmiento Becky Allen Vicki Ellison Joanne Sansing Lupe Tijerina Elsa Almaraz Cheryl Wolfe Pip Setter Viola Villarreal Sulema Arredondo Magdalina Morales Susie Weaver Darla Burton Carmen Rios Elvia Webber SOPHOMORES Mary Castaneda Beth Ussery Marie Whited Gloria Cerna Dee Ann Moore Lillian Leach Filomena Arredondo Pat Cressner Lydia Vela Diane Solether Jeanne Bullion Nita Dickerson Carmen Baez

Backing the WHS Panthers at all football games is the Pep Squad. The girls, attired in purple and white uniforms and waving pom poms, are present to cheer for the Panthers. The main purposes of the Pep Squad are to create school spirit for sports and to support the Panthers during all activities. Dues from the Pep Squad members go to pay for the annual Panther Football banquet. This year at the banquet Ricky Wright was honored as Pep Squad Beau. The Pep Squad, dressed in uniforms, also served at the Panther -Pantherette Banquet.

At the pep rally for the homecoming game Martha Hubbard was named the Pep Squad Spirit of the Year and Mr. Jack Frost was honored by the Pep Squad as the Panther Patriot.

Showing off Henry the Panther are the substitute cheerleaders Mary Anderson, Diane Solether, Pam Stover, and Lillian Leach.

WHS Pep Squad officers are: (seated) Clara Moore, vice president: Frances Cain, Student Senate Representative: (standing) Paula Garcia, secretary: Martha Hubbard, president: Becky McClure, treasurer. Not shown is Lois McDaniel, parliamentarian.

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Frances Cain Key Club

Yolanda Salinas PASF

Laura Kay Powell is named as Panther Sweetheart.

Henry Gomez PASF

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Richard Wallace Pantherettes

Io Ann Bidlack FFA

Rickey Wright Pep Squad

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Drum major, Bert Dodd, presents Gina Beth Allen as 1965-66 Band Sweetheart.

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Choir Beau and Choir Sweetheart for 1966 are Frank Alton and Sandra Morrison.

Riding the Queen's float in the Fiesta de Amistad are Laura Kay Powell, with her princesses Angela (Pip) Setter, Nancy Bunger, Virginia Ruth Frerking, and Connie Davis. These girls are Weslaco's representatives to other Valley events including the Mission Citrus Fiesta and Charro Days.

Having crowned Lupita Rodriguez the Homecoming Queen of 1965; Congressman Eligio (Kika) dela Garza, kisses the queen as her escort Robert Crawford stands beside her. The two runners-up for queen were Frances Cain and Diane Solether. The class duchesses were Josie Munguia, freshman; EmestinaGuerra, sophomore; and Jovita Reyes, junior, Billy Anderson, senior class president, stands in the background.

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Junior Doug Meyers (left) and his brother Wayne enthusiastically greet Mir Aqa Kabiri, their Afghanistan "brother" and Weslaco High's foreign exchange student, at the McAllen airport and present him with a ten-gallon hat.

WESLACO HIGH SCHOOL WESLACO, TEXAS

~<'!ay 27 , 1966

Dear Students and Faculty:

I would like to write a few sentences In this annual for myself and for other students too .

Before I came , I \-las very curious ahout Texas and it seemed to me very stranJ;e, and finally I attained this desire to see Tex ... s, to live with a fami l y 1n Texas, and to meet Texas me".), women. boys and girls .

Though I did !,,!ot live here too long, only about 10' months, from the experience wh i ch I gained here, I can c learly claim t. at Americans are very hospitable , kind, friend l y and very honest people . .

~ ~ertalnly thank . ~leslaco High school ' 5 prinCipal, Mr . Howaro Murch.ison, · the counselor , Mr . David Anderson; Coach Gary Fletcher (aSSistant principal) and all the teachers and stUdents for their warn'! fr i e nd ship to me, and to t he country from which I came .

It was a wonderful year fo r me, ana I will have a lot of memories from Texas . especially from Weslaco and the people of Weslaco . I wil l never forget t hem .

And again. thank you very much for your friendship .

Sincerely.

~+~J.A..: Hir A~a Kabirl

On behalf of the s chool, Student Senate President Andy McMullen (left) welcomes Mir Aqa to Weslaco High at a special as sembly in September.

P . S . If anyone of you ever come to Kabul (Afp;hanlstan), be ~~~:c~~r s~~ ~:bUl ~ou can ~et my address from the Peace Corps

Looking through a book about Afghanistan, Mir Aqa's homeland , are Mr. and Mrs . Victor Myers, Mir Aqa, Doug, and Wayne.

Senior students featured in Who's Who Among Student Leaders in American High Schools are Andy McMullen, Laura Kay Powell, Mir Aqa Kabiri, Frances Cain, Gerald Streit, Connie Davis, Clara Lu Frerking, and Esteban Salinas.

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National Merit Scholarship finalists are Frances Cain and Gerald Streit.

Winning special awards are Robert Crawford, publications; Stephen Henry, publications; Mary Anderson, DAR American history; J oyeFrost, United Nations; Davis Medal current events; Pat LeMaster, United Nations; and Noe Rodriguez, Jr., Mathematics.

Outstanding students include (top row) H. Daye, woodworking I; S. Peery, Eng. III; D. Daye. woodworking II; J . Streit. elementary analysls . pnysics; A. ~nl1th, Eng. II. biology; A. McMullen. economics; and H. Salinas, geometry; D. Ault, meeh. drawing; N. Hinojosa, electricity; J . Bell. voc . ago II; B. Henry. speech I; N. Rodriguez. trig.; J. Herrera, related mathematics I; and 1. Chandler, algebra II. chemistry, bookkeeping; F. de Leon, metalworking; 1. Cardenas, typing II; S. Henry. journalism II. Texas history; P. LeMaster. choral music , American history; R. Miller, general science; E. Frerking. Eng. I, health; and E. Cruz. Span. II; Y. Salinas, Span. I; S. White. girls' PE. homemaking II; M. Hubbard, shorthand; F. Cain. Eng. IV. Span. IV; C. Frerkirlg, typing I; J. Johnson, journalism I; andJ. Hansen. algebra I, world history; D. Almaguer; T. McCaleb. girls' health; C. Meiners, homemaking I; E. Garc ia, ICT; M. Henry. Span. I; and T. Cadena. French 1. Not shown are D. Glace. business communication; A. Perez. Span. III; J . Weber, government; R. Garza, voc. ago II; J . Carranza, DE; K. Easly. home and family living; E. Garcia, ICT; and J. McDaniel, voc. ago 1.

At the annual publication's banquet Ronnie Crawford was named cub reporter of the year, and Alan Smith received the Quill and Scroll special journalism award.

Sigma Delta Chi-A&M winners are Stephen Henry, news ; and Billy Wright, sports. Billy also placed second in ILPC sports writing. Jennifer Johnson won three firsts in district and fourth place in regional journalism.

Members of Quill and Scroll are M. Anderson, S. White, D. Luce, J. Johnson, J. Mena, S. Rawe, G. Allen, S. Henry. (back row) B. Wright, M. Bowden, and R. Crawford.

Choir member Pat LeMaster won a position in the Regional Choir last fall.

American Legion Boys State delegate is Herbert (Mac) Pike. Alternates are Faustino Garza, Steve Peery, and Eduardo Cruz. American Legion Auxiliary Bluebonnet Girls State delegate is Mary Anderson and the alternate is Trudy Hopper.

Winner of the REA speech contest was Johnny Miracle.

Lupe Cardenas, All- Valley Band Member, won a place in the All-State Band. W.H.S. students in the All- Valley Band

are L. Cardenas, F. Garza, L. Chandler, L. Rodriguez, A. Hinojosa, and J . Johnson.

Local Science Fair winners are: Physical Divis ion, Thomas Huefner, grand prize; Wayne Harris, first; Waverly Vest, David Daye, Mac Pike, and Ivan Fortenberry, second; Andres Noriega, Steve Rawe, Jerry Streit, Bobby Jenkines, David Ault, and Clara Lu Frerking, third ; Billy Anderson, Cece Mattar, Steve McManus, Mike Phillips , and Adron Ming, honorable mention; and Biological Division, Lucilia Rios, grand prize; Larry Chandler, first; Stephen Henry, Nancy McEachron, and Lee Wells, second; Jimmy Harris , Joyce McDaniel, Pat LeMaster, Nancy Bunger, and Rusty Baxter, third; Kathy Easly, Faustino Garza, Raymond Cowley, Robert Crawford, Eloy Valdes, Ronnie Betts, Jim Peck, and Danny Arnold, honorable mention.

Regional Science Fair winners are (left to right) Ivan Fortenberry, Rusty Baxter, and Steve Rawe, Thomas Huefner and Wayne Harris, also regional winners, are shown below.

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Members of the G-R-E-A-T Panther football team, coached by J.D. Centilli, are R. Wright, M. Fuentes, R. Vela, O. Castillo, R. Solether, J. Barbosa, D. Campos, R. Campos, W. Almaraz, I. Bustillos, and G. Jones; D. Reyna, A. Covacevich, J. Weber, G. Morrow, M. Pike, G. Douglas, and I. Fortenberry; J. Gatton, p. Vasquez, J. Reyes, A. Ramirez, F. Alton, A. McMullen, A. Noriega, K. McRay, A. Lincoln, B. Talbert, R. Suarez, and B. Osborne.

After speaking to school athletes at the PantherPantherette Banquet Feb. 11, Y.A. Tittle, former New York Giant, gives his autograph to junior Bruce Osborne while Coach J .D. Centilli looks on.

Beginning with a 7 -7 tie with the La Feria Lions on Sept. 11, Weslaco plunged into a difficult football season. A 31-7 loss to the Harlingen Cardinals Sept. 17 was followed by a Raymondville Bearkat 7 -0 tally on Sept. 24.

The Panthers unyieldingly fought the district -favored Donna Redskins Oct. 1. With only three seconds left in the fourth quarter, the scoreboard showed a score of 15-14 in Donna's favor. With Weslaco's touchdown came the choice of going for the extra point and a tie or for the two-point conversion and a victory. The Panthers gambled but failed by inches. The score remained 15-14,

Two succeeding games resulted in seven-point losses each: Rio Grande City Rattlers 7 -0 on Oct. 8 and Mission Eagles 15-8 on Oct. 15. The Panthers fell to the Robstown Cottonpickers 36-6 Oct. 22 and then to the Mercedes Tigers 14-0 Oct. 29.

Following an open date Nov. 5, the Panthers battled the PSJA Bears, second contender for the district crown, but were defeated 21-7. The homecoming game with the Falfurrias Jerseys on Nov. 19 ended the season with a 14-6 loss for the Weslaco Panthers.

Panther halfback Richard Suarez breaks away from three Mercedes Tigers to complete short yardage for a first down.

Panthers block Cottonpickers in order for quarterback Ken McRay to lrustle down field and pick up needed yardage.

Though being pursued by a Mission Eagle. Panther end Andy McMullen pulls the ball from the air and makes a long run before being brought down.

Before the Redskin quarterback is able to return the ball to the line of scrimmage. three Weslaco Panthers charge in and bring him down for a yardage loss.

Manuel Fuentes carries for short yardage in the fourth quarter of the Mission game while Lee Fisher of Mission makes the Stop. (photo courtesy of the Mission Eagle).

Though young and inexperienced , the Weslaco Panther B team and freshmen proved to be spirited competitors. Kicking off with a 16-0 victory over Harlingen, the B team went on to defeat Edinburg 26-8. These two wins gave them the faith that they could succeed again, and they did , defeating Raymondville 16-0. Their 3-0 record received two blows when they were stopped by the Mission Eagle B team 48-6 and Mercedes 18-0. The B team and freshmen team were combined against Mercedes for the last game of the season. The year ended with a record of many more wins than loses. The performance of these two teams during the year showed definite promise for the coming years. The boys on these teams are expected to return in the fall of '66 to begin workouts for the season and to augment the Varsity Squad.

Coached by Howell Coleman, the Freshman tearn includes J . Garza , G. Solether, L. Pickard,

R. Morales , and A. Avalos ; C. Wood, J . Villarreal, B. Schuford. G. Bullion, and K. Schill; M. Donalson, J . Hernandez, H. Talbert , R. Garza, and G. Pena.

Panther B-Team members, coached by Mr. Edward Marchak are: L. Bustillos, J. Sens, M. Phillips, J. Rorres, R. Cowley, J. Miracle, D. Arnold, and J. Peck; J . Green, S. Wright, J . Sepulveda, J . Cavazos, p. Castaneda, B. Drake, T. Bradford and G. Morales; J . Madden, L. Colvin, G. Fojt, D. Whitley, A. Smith, A. Noriega, M. Raleign and A. Elizondo.

Panthers invited profess ional football player Y. A. Tittle to speak at the annual Panther Banquet. Tittle, past quarterback for several football teams, and present coach of the San Francisco 4ger's gave the main address at the banquet.

Paying no attention to the two Mission Eagles attempting to bring him down, Richard Suarez strives to break away for additional yardage.

VarSity basketball players for '66-'67 include (staning at top left) Dickey Wallace, Brooks Boutwell, Steve Peery, Johnny Weber, Ben Dodd, Ken McRay, Waverly Vest, Billy Wright , Andy McMullen, Bobby Jenkines, Bruce Osborne, and Bobby Swinnea.

Dick Wallace attempts a field goal at the second game of the district championship. Donna Redskins reach for the ball but help it through. The Panthers went on . .tO win and tie 1-1.

Forward Bobby Swinnea shoots long for rwo points and a half -time lead in the district championship final game.

Bobby J enkines passes the ball to the sideline hoping a team member may have a chance to shoot a basket.

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Panther guard Billy Wright takes a lay-up shot for 37 two points and a lead over the Mercedes Tigers in early season competition,

B-1ecun WESLACO OPPONENT

James McFall 23 Brownsville Rickey Talbert 42 St, Joe Robert Solether 32 San Benito Danny Reyna 29 Mc Allen Simmey Wright 22 Mc Allen Glen Jones 52 PSJA Allan Seils 30 Edcouch

, Jim Keller 31 San Benito Robert Valdez 25 Mission Jim Hubbard 37 Edcouch Israel Bustillos 36 Donna Andy Frost 59 Raymondville Joe Sepulveda 67 Mercedes Larry Wilson 46 Mc Allen Rusty Baxter 56 Robstown

35 Donna 48 Raymondville 49 Mercedes 57 Mercedes 62 La Feria 41 San Benito 52 Robstown

1I-1ecun OPPONENT SCORE

Brownsville 46 St, Joe 54 San Benito 30 Mc Allen 41 Harlingen 32 Carroll 74 Mc Allen 63 PSJA 55 Miller 69 St. Joe 39 San Benito 39 Edcouch 49 San Benito 39

Rio Grande City 39 La Feria 46 Brownsville 59 Mission 37 Donna 47 USMC 27 Raymondville 53 Mercedes 43 Robstown 41 Raymondville 34 Mercedes 44 Robstown 50 RefugiO 44 Donna 65 Taft 40 Donna 48 Donna 43

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Ricky Wright, senior is the All- District and AllValley football player from WHS.

All-District basebaE players include Ronnie Betts, senior, pitcher and Robert Reyna, sophomore, third baseman.

All-District basketball players for 1966 are Dickey Wallace, Brooks Boutwell, and Billy Wright.

All-Region golf team members includeRobertSolether, Bobby Jenkines, Jimmy Stevenson, and Greg Morrow.

In the air after completion of jump shot is Dee Ann Moore as opponents try to block her shot. Evading a guard, Becky McClure and Clara Moore rush to the basket to fight for the rebound.

A Team

We La Feria Tournament They 41 Donna 58 33 Los Fresnos 22 42 Santa Rosa 7 23 Donna 29

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Lyford Tournament 37 Calallen 56 34 Rivera 28 34 Calallen 48

27 Edcouch 38 43 San Isidro 28 39 * Raymondville 48 31 * Donna 55 28 Lyford 44 40 Los Fresnos 33 23 * Raymondville 47 30 La Feria 28 32 *.Donna 17

Varsity Pantherettes are Nancy Wallace, Betsy Payne, Becky McClure, Lillian Leach, Janie Reyna, Diane Solether, Jovita Reyes, Dee Ann Moore, Andrea Villarreal, Bobbie Praytor, Clara Moore, and Laura Kay Powell (top right.)

Jumping high for a tie ball Bobbie Praytor and an opponent vie to give WeSlaco possession of the ball.

Pantherette B-team members are (bottom to top, left to right) F. de Leon, B. Callaway, A. Ligon, W. Haverfield, B. Bunon, D. wgo; A. Rodriguez, M. Moreno, M. Payne, L. Villarreal, E. Torres, N. Dickerson; J. Bullion, F. Willis, S. Aaron, D. Bunon, D. Silva, M. Larson; S. Robinson, V. Ellison, B. Ussery, J. Seeber, V. Robens, and A, Robledo,

B Team

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The Pantherette B team , under the coaching supervision' of Miss Evelyn Reisser, is the training team for the varsity Pantherettes. The members attend all practice sessions and exen the same amount of work as the varSity squad. Many of these girls move up to the varSity team after gaining valuable playing expe rience needed for them to skillfully compete in varSity basketball.

Varsity Pantherette coach Dessie Heald listens to a letter read by a young Panther fan at a pep rally.

Displaying the track trophy is Bobbie Praytor, high-point girl at the district meet. Basketball "C aptains of the Year" are Becky

McClure and Laura Kay Powell. Becky also received the Flour Bluff Tournament trophy.

Winning first in district in track are B. Payne, V. Roberts, I. Lugo, B. Burton, A. Porter, B. Praytor, B. McClure; J. Reyna, J. Bullion, F. Willis, L. Villarreal, B. Ussery, and A. Villarreal. Posing with the girls are Superintendent Jack Frost, Coach Dess ie Heald, and Principal , Howard Murchison.

Members of this year's WHS baseball team are (kneeling): D. Campos, R. Reyna, W. Almaraz, G. Bullion, B. Dodd, P. Casteneda, M. Fuentes. (standing): F. Alton, R. Betts, J. Keller, B. Osborne, B. Jenkines, K. McRay, A. Ramirez, and J. Gonzalez.

Reaching out to successfully gain the ball is Frank Alton, first baseman.

1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE

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2 Harlingen 19 San Benito

3 Brownsville 7' Mission 4 La Joya 5 San Benito 3 Brownsville 2 Harlingen 3 La Joya 3 p. S.J. A. 2 -Robstown 0 "'Mercedes 5 -Ra ymondville 1 "'Mercedes 3 -Ra ymondville 2 -Robstown

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Ronnie Betts, pitcher winds up for another pitch.

Stretching high to glove a hardhit ball is Bobby Jenkines-, second baseman.

Shortstop, Bert Dodd goes low to snag a grounder ..

Volleyball team members are A. Ligon. J. Seeber. N. Wallace. M. Moreno. E. Sanniento. and A. Rodriguez, J. Reyes. F. de Leon. B. McClure. B. Callaway. B. Praytor, B. Payne. C. Beltran. A. Villarreal, and J. Reyna.

Members of the track team are R Arredondo. J. Garcia. A. Salinas. P. Castaneda. R Campos. R Solether, and D. Reyna. A. Noriega. G. Jones, B. Osborne, RCowley. K. McRay. D. Whitley, J . McFall, and R Suarez.

Line -up of boys representing WHS in tennis consists of Jim Hubbard, Scott Robetts, and Pat Haverfield.

Ready for action in spring competItIon are Pam Stover, Frances Cain, Lois McDaniel, and Cece Mattar.

Golf team members are R. Solether, G. Solether, J . Payne, R. Talbert, J . Stevenson, M. Pike, A. Frost, B. J enkines , and not shown, G. Morrow, L. Chandler, and R. Baxter.

Relatively new at WHS is golf and tennis competition. Although these two spotts have not been greatly emphaSized at Weslaco , in the past few years the tennis and golf teams have grown both in skill and in fame.

Tennis, revitalized recently , is beginning to draw closer interest on the WHS campus. Even though the main competitive tennis matches do not begin until spring, the tennis teams statted practice and workouts, coached by Miss Evelyn Reisser, during the first weeks of school as patt of the athletic program.

This is the third year of the WHS golf team and it is rapidly gainiI!g in competitive status in the Valley. The golf team, coached by Mr. Gary Fletcher, travels throughout the Valley to tour naments durjng the year.

Enjoying refreshments before open house for the faculties of Weslaco schools are Board of Trustees members Kenneth Sherry, M.F. Connor, Domingo Sepulveda, Morris Knowles, Jim Cook, Bill Solether, and Mrs. Ralph Swanzey. Mrs. Swanzey resigned later.

Mr. Jack Frost SUperintendent

As superintendent of the Wesl aco Independent School District, Mr. Frost administers policies of the board of trustees. 100

Business manager and tax collector Cecil Holman, administrative assistant Chris Carrizales, and curriculum director William Barnes look through a book of classroom library packages.

Engaged in many acnvltles benefiting the school system, Board of Trustees members work long in improving parent-teacher relationships, employing new faculty members, and planning financial and physical aspects of the District. They establish the policies which the superintendent administers in affairs of the school system.

At Weslaco High the principal, aided by two assistants, carries out these policies and guides the education and conduct of 900 students. All are charged with recording and keeping students' attendance, achievements, and grades. Teachers are responsible to and assisted by the admini strative staff.

Mr. Howard Murchison Principal

Mr. Gary Fletcher Assistant Principal

Mrs. Mildred Cow ley Assistant Principal

Principal Howard Murchison, good natured but firm, is found at his desk, completing administrative duties, around the campus, as he keeps up on events around campus, and at many extra-curricular activities.

Weslaco High's three "chiefs" ponder over a student record card to decide on a change of program recommendation.

Counting the day's absentees are office girls, Viola Hanks and Clara Lu Frerking. Each period, girls give up their study halls to work in the office.

Preparing the special announcements sent to teachersis Mrs, Shirley Keller, Weslaco High School secretary.

Mrs. Shirley Keller Secretary

Mrs. Ellis May Receptionist

Mr. David R. Anderson Counselor

Mr. David R Anderson, new counselor at WHS, prepares a late registering srudent's plan of srudy. Mr. Anderson has come to Weslaco High School from Imperial, Texas.

Work for the WHS office staff begins well before the school year and terminates late in the summer, JUSt in time to start again. The staff plans curriculum for the srudent body, keeps each srudent's school history, attends to problems, records absentees, and handles other miscellaneous business. This staff has proven itself invaluable to the faculry, srudent body, and administration.

Many changes came to Weslaco High School this year. BeSides a new principal there is a new counselor, a new assistao.t principal, an additional assistant principal, and a new secretary. These have blended well with the old staff into the WHS daily routine.

This year's entire office staff strives to keep up with the increaSing enrollment and curriculum of Weslaco High School.

Answering the continUOUSly ringing telephone is only one of the many duties of Mrs. Ellis May. WHS' s busy recep-tionist.

Mrs. Patricia Wallace English IV

Miss Jo Ann Rawlins English I, II

Mr. Roben Breshears English I, II

Mrs. Evelyn Griffiths English III

Miss Sandra Lange English I, IT

Mrs. Juanita Brixey English I, III

Mrs. Barbara Schreiner English I, II

All set to take off on his bicycle after a day's work is Mr. Roben Breshears.

In addition to providing a basic grammatical found a -tion, the proper use of English enriches a person' s life by exposing him to literature' s great classics. By writing compositions , a student becomes aware of the opponunities found in self -expression.

Under the leadership of instructors, Weslaco students demonstrate their achievements in English at UIL district. competition, winning honors in such areas as ready writing, poetry interpretation, and prose reading.

Much stress is placed on English because of the invaluability of the subject to the student in his later life, no matter what the career or vocation.

Miss Jo Ann Rawlins, English II instructor, checks over SRA reading material before distributing the folders for classroom use.

Conferring with one of her students about special educational materials for the English department is Mrs. Pat Wallace.

Mrs. Cora Farris English I, II

Mrs. Jeanel Harris Business Communication, English I, III

Explaining a difficult reading aSSignment to three inter~sted English Ill. stUdents is Mrs. Juanita Brixey, a new teacher at WHS.

Mrs. Jo Ann Free, algebra teacher, lectures to her class on theCattesian co-ordinate system.

Mrs. Jo Ann Free Algebra II Geometry

Mrs. Grace Bradshaw Algebra I Geometry

Grading exams , Mrs. Grace Bradshaw, like most teachers, labors long hours after school is dismissed.

Deeply involved in a trig problem is Mrs. Nancy Andersen as she is observed with interest by a student.

Since mathematics is of paramount interest to modern careers of many kinds, students preparing for them are offered a variety of courses. Related math, consumer's math, plane geometry, two levels of algebra, trigonometry, and elementary analysis are included. Modern equipment has been purchased to facilitate math learning and teaching. Teachers have joined a Valleywide math organization so they may exchange ideas with fellow math teachers in the area.

Mr. David Anderson Algebra I Geometry

Mrs. Nancy And~sen Trigonometry Elementary Analysis

Miss Soila Isquierdo Related Math Consumer's Math

Mr. David Anderson, mathematics teacher, demonstrates to his students the processes involved in utilizing the slide rule to solve simple and complex problems.

Mrs. Virginia Jones Biology

Before biology students begin projects. Mrs. Virginia "Mom" Jones reviews them on what is to be learned from the experiment. Mom helps any students interested in biological research.

Mrs. Jean Mount General Science Related Math

When a request for an explanation is brought to Mrs. Jean Mount. she gives a response in such a manner that there will be no question in a student's mind.

An additional biology teacher, two new. general science teachers, and a new physics and chemistry teacher have been hired to handle the ever-growing number of students taking science as a preparatory step for college work. Because science is a requirement fcir higher education, more and better teachers are in demand.

As a rule this year juniors and seniors were the only students obligated to make projects for the annual Science Fair. Freshmen and sophomores were pennitted to research a project if they chose. Some of the projects that were exhibited last year were improved and displayed again this year. One student who had built a computer last year made a reduction and came up with a miniature replica of the original work. Several others were reconstructed thus aiding the Students in allowing them to go to the Regional Science Fair. '

A federal grant entitled the science department to much needed equipment to aid teachers in their insttuctions and explanations. Among the extra supplies were new biology books, the first ones issued in nine years.

Bill Farris Chemistry, Physics

Mrs. Jane Ridenour Biology, World History

Mr. Frederick Oelrich General Science

Mr, Bill Farris and students employ goggles as a safery precaution during experiments. This practice has become a state -wide requirement for all science departments.

Students of the sixth period American history class pantomime the Boston Massacre.

The social studies depanment gives Students the necessary education in government, American and world history, and economics. This instruction prepares the student in the duties and responsibilities of citizenship and a background of American Heritage.

Pan of the social studies depanment's program for education of the student in world affairs is the United Nations Pilgrimage Tour. The depanment helps students prepare for this national contest. In order to compete, each panicipant must give a talk, "Why I want to go to the United Nations." The faculty works hard to prepare the students, and, funhermore, gets good results.

Mrs. Inez Allen Government, Economics, Latin American History, Texas History 110

Studying canoons is a favorite pastime of Mrs. Allen's government classes , as Mrs. Allen points out.

Mrs. Maurine Frost World History

Mrs. Doris Hays American History

Mr. Obert Aga World History

Looking over La Palma copy are Stephen Henry aOO. Robert Crawford, editors, and Sharon White, assistant editor.

The publications department is responsibl~ for recording the events of the school. The Hi -Life is published and distributed on campus as a laboratory project of an academic journalism class. La Palma is published and distributed annually by a non-credit class. Through the publications department, the student body is informed of sports, school activities, and student news and events. The staff works many hours each week in preparing their respective publications. However, staff members do not work continually in the classroom. During the day, members can be seen on all comers of the campus taking photos and collecting news. They also sell and prepare advertising for Hi -Life. The publications department is undoubtedly (he most peripatetic organization on campus.

Mrs. Martha Andersen Journalism, Publications, Annual and American History

Music appreciation has been emphasized more this year than ever before. New to WHS, Mr. Kenneth Caldwell has truly put in his share of hard work conducting the "Green and Gold" band. Through his eagerness and determination WHS is the home of a first divis ion band. Also, Mrs. Sybil Mattar, well known to WHS, efficiently directs the choir to everyone's satisfaction. Throughout the year our choir attends several functions, one of which was the choir clinic in Brownsville in November.

With great enthusiasm and capability of leadership, Mr. Kenneth Caldwell directs the WHS band.

Mr. Kenneth Caldwell Band

Mrs. Sybil Mattar Choir

"Ho-o-s-a-a-ana," earnestly sings Mrs. Sybil Mattar as she very happily and skillfully conducts our growing Weslaco High School choir.

This year's coaching staff consists of several new members, all of whom are highly capable at their jobs. This school year more significance has also been placed on physical fitness than in the former years. With us for his first football season is head coach J.D. Centilli who came from George West with excellent ratings. Coach Centilli. along with the others on the coaching staff, is continuously trying to encourage more participation in athletics. They are providing activities for all so that this year will be a "well-fit" one.

Miss Evelyn Reisser Girls' Health and Physical Education

Mr. J.D. Centilli A thletic Director

Mr. Henry Pickett Boys' Health and Physical Education

Mr. Howell Coleman Boys' Physical Education

Mrs. Dessie Heald Girls' Physical Education

With much interest in her students and in tennis, Miss Evelyn Reisser demonstrates the correct way to hold a tennis racket.

Mrs. Frances Collier French Speech

With the use of a chart illustrating the correct forms for bookkeeping ledgers Mrs . Heilman discusses practice procedures with a student.

Mrs. Beatriz Garza Spanish I, II, Ill, IV

Mr. Thurman Rohr Spanish I, II

Foreign languages make up an important part of WHS curriculum. Classroom activities include recitation, working with class recordings , and almost all oral work in the foreign language. Students receive a good foundation of basics in either French or Spanish. Two years of a foreign language are now required for graduation and admission to certain colleges, and many students voluntarily pursue three to four years of languages.

The business department includes all the courses needed to give a balanced program in business skills. Courses available include

. typing I and II, bookkeeping, and shorthand, giving training necessary for office work and for use during college. Daily drills and assignments increase speed and accuracy while at the same time providing actual practice in the skills associated with these courses.

Mrs. Karen Heilman Typing I Bookkeeping

Mrs. Amparo Cardenas Spanish I

Mrs. LOis Wahl Typing I Shorthand

After taking dictation in shorthand, the pupil must also be able to type it, as shown by Mrs. Wahl and a student.

During a Spanish II clas s , Mrs. Beatriz Garza, Spanish teacher, explains the conjugation of a verb to a s tudent by blackboard techniques.

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One of the homemaking teachers, Mrs. Nancy Holloway, shows a s tudent the correct way to thread a sewing machine.

Mr. Raul Cabaza D. E. 1, II

Mr. Antonio Sanchez Remedial Math

Mr. Leo Schreiner I. C. T.

Mrs. JoAnne Miller Homemaking I

Mr. Robert Gutierrez Related Math Consumer Math American History General Science

Mr. James Welch Mechanical Drawing Metals Electricity Woodworking

Refined methods of craftsmans hip are taught in vocational woodworking by Mr. James Welch.

The WHS vocational department includes courses in homemaking, agriculture, distributive education, and industrial cooperative training. Several new teachers have been added to the faculty because of increased enrollment.

The new driver's education teacher, Mr. Don Lightfoot, explains the parts of a car' s engine to two freshman s tudents.

Mrs. Nancy Holloway Homemaking II Home and Family Living

Miss Rose Sendejo English I

Mr. Don Lightfoot Drivers Education

Mr. Truman Olson V. A. I. II. III

Mr. Roger Wahl Counselor

Mrs. Tillie Gandy Homemaking I

Mr. Edward Marchak Boys' p. E. Baseball Coach

Steve McManus ponders the outcome of an important football game during a pep rally.

Wells, Leona Marion ( Lee)

White, Sharon

Whited, Lana Marie

Wright, Billy Walter

Wright, Rickey

York, Mike

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Webber, Elvia

Weber, Johnny

The-Class of 1966, Barbee Field,May 27

" Climaxing four years of achievement, members of the Class of 1966 assembled May 27 at 8 p.m. at Barbee Field for outdoor commencement exercises. Some 160 seniors received diplomas presented by Superintendent Jack A. Frost after formal certification of the class by Principal Howard Murchison Jr. Gerald Streit gave the valedictory, Esteban Salinas the salutatory, and Frances Cain, the address for the high ranking girl. William Anderson, class preSident, gave the invocation, and Andy McMullen, Student Senate president, pronounced the benediction. Honor graduates (pictured elsewhere) were recognized, as were students receiving scholarships to various colleges and universities. Senior choir members sang "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Graduation Day", the high school band played the processional and recessional, and just before they left the field, all the class members sang the school song, "The Spirit of Weslaco High."

After commencement, class members were honored at a party given by a committee of parents.

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Andy McMullen Kiwanis

Gina Beth Allen Rotary

Noe Hinojosa PTA

Mary Cross McAllen Business College

Clara Lu Frerking CTA

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Becky McClure PTA Key- Kiwanis

Honor graduates of 1966 are Connie Davis, Jennifer Johnson, Diane Overdiek, .Clara Lu Frerking, Frances Cain, (high-ranking girl); Virginia Frerking, Diane Solether, Susan Tipton, Esteban Salinas, (salutatorian); David Daye, Andy McMullen, Waverly Vest, Gerald Streit, (valedictorian); Robert Crawford, Johnny Weber, and Jesus Mena.

Receiving awards at the Senior Class Awards Day Assembly are: Becky McClure, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship; Sharon White, Literary Review: Clara Lu Frerking, DAR; Nancy McEachron, Yoder Choir: Laura Kay Powell, American Legion Citizenship, Rotary Club Leadership: Steve Rawe, Kiwanis Club Service: Nancy Bunger, Crisco; Andy McMullen, American Legion Citizenship, Rotary Club Leadership, Special ; Dianne Luce, Betty Crocker: Gerald Streit, Lions Club Science, Westinghouse Science Talent Search: Frances Cain, Fine Arts: Stephen Henry, Lions Club Journalism; Lupita Rodriguez, Band Parents' Arion: and Johnny Weber, Babe Ruth Sportsmanship.

Weslaco High School juniors and seniors and their dates enjoy the lovely "Grecian Fes tival" at the Junior-Senior Prom.

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Building the Troj an horse to conquer their enemies junior boys who participated in the floor show.

Excitement filled the air as the annual Junior-Senior Prom revealed a "Grecian Fes tival" theme, March 12, at the McAllen Civic Center. The prom theme featured a Grecian setting. Corinthian white columns flanked the dance floor, and graceful white doves hung overhead. A flower-filled fountain in the center of the dance floor, and elegant Greek goddesses completed the classical decorations .

Steve Peery was master of ceremonies while seniors witnessed the hilarious, confUSing conspiracy of Larry (Maxwellus Dumbus) Chandler, and his Greek gang: Faustino (Jack Snow) Garza, Pat (H.M., Sr.) Real, Florinda (Helen) de Leon, Eduardo (Slave) Cruz, Susan (Girl) Hays, and Bruce (Soldier) Osborn.

Following the banquet and floor show, the Keynoters orchestra furnished dancing music.

Entertainment provided by the junior class proved to be most unusual and very amusing.

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Nancy Bunger, Billy Henry, Nancy McEachron, Jennifer Johnson, Steve Rawe, Frances Cain, Sharon White, and Henry Gomez (kneeling) gather around and examine the" coffin" and other props.

The "wierd" members of the cast include (seated) Dirga Dracula, Count Dracula, and Letha Dracula; Murdock Svengali, Model S, and Granny.

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Once again Model S (Sid Hooper) carries Barbara Ames (Jennifer Johnson) "out of the way" to be imprisoned.

At the "grand finale" of the Senior Play "Boys and Ghouls Together," the entire cast appears and does a routine to the theme song from the television program "The Addams Family."

ALEXANDER, O. D. JR. (DEE) UIL Slide Rule; Band, Division I Solo and Ensemble; Phi-Chem-Bi.

ALLEN, GINA BETH Rotary Award; Quill and Scroll; National Scholastic Press Assn. cub reponer? Hi- Life staff, an and feature editor; Band, preSident, twirler, quartermaster, sweethean; Senior Play; Senior Talent Show; Vocational Talent Show; Lantana Events alternate.

ALMARAZ, GUILLERMO (WILLIE) Letterman's Club; Choir; Football; Baseball; Track

ANDERSON, BILLY Local Science Fair, honorable mention and third place; Regional Science Fair; Slide Rule Club; Senior Class preSident; Boys' State alternate; Key Club' Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play. '

BETTS, RONALD DEAN (RONNIE) Regional Science Fair, second place and third place; Baseball, All- District; Football; Junior Class treasurer; Key Club; Letterman's Club; Phi~Chem-Bi; Slide Rule; Student Senate representative; Senior Talent Show; Most Improved, phys ics .

BLACKWELL, CAROL ANN UIL Band Solo and Ensembles, Division I, T.wirling Solo and Ensembles, Divis ion II; Band; FTA; Senior Play.

BOUTWELL, BROOKS Basketball, Firs t and Second Team All-Zone; All-Tournament-Weslaco and Brownsville Tournaments; Key Club; Letterman's Club, treasurer; Phi- Chem- Bi; Senior Talent Show.

BUNGER, NANCY Outstanding Student, Homemaking I; Weslaco princess; Local Science Fair, Third Place; UIL Twirling Ensemble, Divis ion II; FHA, president; Band, Student Senate representative and twirler; Sadie Hawkins Day chairman; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play; Crisco Award.

CAIN, FRANCES High-ranking girl; Fine Ans Club Award; Who's Who in American High Schools; .National Merit Scholar; Outstanding Student, English I, II, III, IV and SpanlSh IV; NEDT, top 100/0; Senior Girl Most Likely To Succeed; Most Intellectual Junior; Keyhean; Homecoming princess; Girls' State alternate; Pan American Fiesta queen; GAA; NHS, secretary; PASF; Pep Squad, Student Senate representative; Phi-Chem-Bi; Y-Teens; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play; Tennis.

CASANOVA, XAVIER E. PASF; Phi-Chem-Bi.

CAZARES, MARIA DE JESUS ICT, vice- pres ident, sweetheart.

CRAWFORD, JOHN ROBERT Honor Graduate; NEDT, top 100/0; Mathematical Association Test, third in school; Most Improved, chemiStry; Boys' State delegate; Attorney General's Youth Conference delegate; Quill and Scroll; Cljarles Palmer Davis Citizenship Medal; UIL One-Act Play, firs t place in district; La Palma Staff, editor, co-editor, business manager, photographer; Publications Award; NHS; vicepresident; UIL Band Solos and Ensembles, Division I; Local Science Fair, honorable mention; UIL Debate; Sophomore Biggest Flirt; Falfurrias and Edinburg Math Tournaments; Senior Play; Senior Talent Show; President's Council.

CROSS, MARY McAllen Business College Scholarship; Choir, StudentSenaterepresentative; PASF; Pep Squad; Y -Teens; Senior Talent Show; Office girl.

DA VIS, CONNIE RUTH Honor Graduate; Who's Who in American High Schools; NEDT; top 100/0; FFA Sweethe~rt; Rio Grande Valley Day Queen of the San Antonio Livestock Show; Weslaco princess; Most Beautiful Senior; Most Popular Junior Girl; Most Talented Sophomore Girl; Girls' State alternate; UIL One-Act Play, third in Dis trict; Typing queen; Student Senate, vice-president; NHS; Band, head twirler; PASF, secretary; Y-Teens; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play.

DAYE, DAVID W. Honor Graduate; NEDT, top 100/0; Magic Valley Indus trial Ans Fair, Wood I, flISt place; Local Science Fair, second place; Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play Committee; Outstanding, Woodworking II.

DE LUNA, ANITA Sophomore Class treasurer; FTA; PASF; Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Talent ShO\< publicity.

EASLY, KATHY Local Science Fair, honorable mention; FHA; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play; Vocanonal Talent Show; Band; Outstanding Student, home and family living.

EMERY, O. D. JR. FFA; Senior Talent Show

FRERKING, CLARA LU Classroom Teacher's Award; Honor Graduate; Who's Who in American High Schools; DAR Good Citizenship Award; Local Science Fair, third place; Regional Science Fair; Girls' State alternate; Typing princess; UIL Choir Ensembles, Divis ion II; NHS, president; FTA, vice-presidentandparliamentarian; Choir; Pep Squad; Phi-Chem-Bi; Y -Teens; Office girl; Senior Talent Show; Most Outstanding, typing I.

FRERKING, VIRGINIA RUTH Honor Graduate; Rotary Scholastic Jacket; Outstanding Student, Spanis h II and III; Pan American Scholastic Spanish III queen; Local Science Fair, second place; NHS; Pep Squad, Student Senate alternate representative; Phi-Chem- Bi; Y -Teens, secretary and Student Senate representative; Weslaco princess; Senior Talent Show;.Office girl.

FUENTES, MANUEL Bobby Lackey Athletic Award; Football; Baseball; Track, Letterman's Club.

GARCIA, ELIDA Dental Assistant's Contest, third place; VICA pres ident, reponer and Student Senate representative; Weslaco's delegate to the Youth Leadership Conference in Huntsville; Outstanding Student, ICT.

GARZA, ERNESTO Most Improved, physical education; Typing king.

GOMEZ, ENRIQUE (HENRY) Perfect Attendance; PASF; Phi- Chem-Bi; Senior Play.

GONZALEZ, JUANITA Choir; FTA; Spanish I Club; GAA; Pep Squad; FHA; Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals Captain.

GONZALEZ, ANNA MARIA PASF; Pep Squad; FHA; Most Improved , homemaking II.

GONZALEZ, GLORIA PASF; vrCA, secretary; Senior Talent Show.

GORHUM, JOHNNY UIL Persuasive Speaking; Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play.

GROSS, SHIRLEY FHA; GAA; Pep Squad; Y -Teens ; Basketball; Choir; Office girl; Senior Talent Show; Choir robe chairman.

GUAJARDO, VELMA FHA; FTA.

HARRIS, JIMMY LAYNE Baseball; Basketball manager; Local Science Fair, third place; Regional Science Fair, third place; UIL Solos and Ensembles; All Valley Band; Band; UIL Spelling; Phi-Chem-Bi; PASF; Slide Rule, treasurer; Student Senate representative.

HENRY, BILLY UIL One-Act Play; UIL Persuas ive Speaking; UILBoys' Debate; Local Science Fair, third place; FTA, Student Senate representative; PASF; Phi-Chem-Bi; Student Senate chairman of civic affairs and directory chairman; Senior Play; Senior Talent Show director; school winner, United Nations Pilgrimage Speech Contest; Teenage March of Dimes, Asst. Chairman; Outstanding Student, speech I.

HENRY, STEPHEN Lions' Club Journalism Award; UIL News Story, second in s tate; A&M Chapter Sigma Delta Chi News Writing, first and second in state; Most Improved, journalism I; Outstanding Student, journalism II and Texas history; Publications Award; Hi-Life Staff editor; Key Club; Local Science Fair, second place; PASF, vice-president; Publications Student Senate representative; Quill & Scroll; Senior Talent Show.

HERNANDEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE Band; FTA; PASF; Most Improved, typing II.

HINOJOSA, AIDA C. Band; .FHA; PASF.

HOOPER, SIDNEY Election Commission; Hi- Life staff; Student Senate representative (PSJ A); Senior Talent Show; Senior Play; Football; Track.

HUBBARD, MARTHA LEE UIL Shorthand; UIL Extemporaneous Speaking; Pep Squad, president, treasurer;

Phi-Chem-Bi; Junior Class treasurer; Y-teens; Senior Play; Senior Talen, Show, co-chairman; Ours tanding Student, shonhand I,

JENKINES, BOBBY Basketball, captain; Golf; Baseball; Local Science Fair, third place and honorable mention; Key Club, vice-president; Phi-Chem-Bi; Lettermen's Club; Senior Talent Show; Golf Regional Tournament, third place,

JOHNSON, JENNIFER JANE Honor Graduate; Outstanding Student, Spanish I and journalism I; All- Valley Band; UlL Journalism, three first places; Band Solo and Ensembles, three first divisions; Band, secretary-treasurer and reporter; FHA, Student Senate representative; Hi-Life, feature co-editor; NHS; PASF; Phi-Chem-Bi; Quill and Scroll; Student Senate; Senior Play; UILRegionaljournalism, founh place.

JOHNSTON, ELOISE (KEKE) Hi- Life, canoonist; Choir.

KITCHELL, KATHY LYNN Choir.

LEACH, LILLIAN JANE DAR History Award; Basketball; Substitute Cheerleader; A 11- Valley Cotton Style Show representative; Pep Squad; GAA, secretary and Student Senate representative; Y-Teens, secretary; Senior Talent Show; FTA, secretary; FHA, founh vice-president; Phi-Chem-Bt

LUCE, LYNDA DIANNE NHS; Outstanding Student, homemaking III; Most Improved, algebra II; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow; Crisco Award; FHA, historian and firs t .,ice-president; Phi-Chem- Bi; Pep Squad; Quill and Scroll; Junior Classical League Latin Club (Deer Park); La Palma Staff, business manager; Office girl; Senior Talent Show, make-up chairman.

LUITJEN, REBECCA (REA KAE) GAA; Pep Squad; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball; Most Improved, girls' physical education.

MARTINEZ, MARGARITA (MARGIE) DECA, secretary; DECA sweethean; Pep Squad.

MARTINEZ, PETER DECA; Most Improved, distributive education.

MARTINEZ, SERGIO ICT.

MATTAR, CECELIA (CECE) Tennis, founh in District Singles; Local Science Fair, honorable mention; United Nations Contest, runner-up; Girls' State delegate; Sophomore Class vice-president; Junior Class preSident; Y -Teens, Student Senate alternate; GAA; FTA , preSident; Senior Class Student Senate representative; Pep Squad; Phi-Chem- Bi; Cheerleader; Senior Talent Show.

McCLURE, REBECCA (BECKY) Louise Black Award; Key-Kiwanis Award; Babe Ruth Sponsmanship Award; Local Science Fair, honorable mention; Basketball, All-District, All-Tournament, Captain of the year; Most Athletic Junior G.irl; Miss Flame; Volleyball; Track; GAA, president; Pep Squad, treasurer; Phi-Chem-Bi; Student Senate Pres ident' S Council; Y-Teens; Senior Talent Show; Track Team, First in District.

McDANIEL, LOIS ANN Tennis; Track; GAA; Pep Squad, parliamentarian; Senior Class secretary; Y -Teens; Senior Talent Show.

McEACHRON, NANCY Yoder Choir Award ; Local Science Fair, second place; UIL Choir, Division I Trio, Division n Solo; Choir, assistant mus ician; FHA, correspondent for foster child; Pep Squad; Y-Teens ; merit and demerit chairm an; Senior Talent Show,

McMANUS, STEVE Regional Science Fair, second place; Local Science Fair, honorable mention; Phi-Chem- Bi.

McMULLEN, ANDY Kiwanis Award; Who's Who in American High Schools; Honor Graduate ; American Legion Citizenship Award; Rotary Club Leadership Award; Special Leadership Award; Outstanding Slttdent, American history, biology, geometry, and economics; All-Valley Scholas tic Football Team; Football; Basketball; Student Body preSident; Junior Class Student Senate representative; Student Senate President's Council; Key Club, secretary; Phi-Chem-Bi; KRIO WalkA-Thon; Senior Talent Show; Scholas tic Jacket.

MEDELLIN, HILDA Band; Sewing Contest , first place; Cotton Style Show contestant; Typing princess; FHA ; FTA; PASF; Senior Talent Show.

MEJIA, SEVERO JR. DECA.

MEJIA, VICTOR Most Improved, Spanish I; Football; DECA; Lettermen's Club.

MENA, JESUS JR. Honor Graduate; Scholastic Jacket; Outstanding Student, algebra I, Spanish II; Boys' State alternate; Quill and Scroll; Election Commission; Homecoming Dance co-chairman; La Palma staff; PASF, preSident; Phi-Chern-Bi; NHS, Student Senate representative; Senior Talent Show.

MORIN, RENE Choir; Football.

MORRISON, SANDRA J. Local Science Fair, honorable mention; Regional Science Fair, honorable mention; Rio Grande Valley Veterinary Medical Association Award; UIL Solo and Ensemble, Division I; Choir, president; Pep Squad; Phi-Chem-Bi; Y-Teens; Senior Talent Show; WHS Singers; Office girl.

ORTEGON, JA VIER PASF; Student Senate representative; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play,assistant stage manager.

OVERDIEK, DIANE Honor Graduate; Scholastic Jacket; Quill and Scroll; La Palma, art editor; FTA; GAA; Hi-Life staff; NHS; Pep Squad; Y-Teens; Office girl; One of Top Four in United States for Outstanding WAF of Month.

PEMELTON, MICHAEL Outstanding Student, Electricity; Local Science Fair, third place; One-Act Play, third place; Phi- Chem-Bi.

PENA, DIANA PASF; Hi- Life, business manager.

PERRY,JOHN All Region Band; UIL Band Solos and Ensembles, five Division l' s ; Key Club; Mos t Talented Sophomore.

PHILUPS, VESTA JOY NEDT, top 10"/0; ICT; Pep Squad ; Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Play, Anwork ; Senior Talent Show, lights; Office girl.

PIKE, RAYMOND NEAL (RAMEY) Athletics, manager; Choir,

POWELL, LAURA KAY American Legion Citizenship Award; Rotary Club Leadership Award ; Who's Who in American High Schools; Miss WHS; Panther Sweetheart; Most Beautiful Junior; Girls' State delegate; Sophomore Homecoming Duchess; Best Dre.ssed Sophomore; All- District Basketball; Local Science Fair, third place; Head Cheerleader; Senior Class treasurer; Phi-Chem-Bi; GAA; Y-Teens ; Pep Squad; Weslaco Queen; Senior Talent Show.

RAMIREZ, MELVA N. Varsity Cheerleader; GAA; PASF; Pep Squad; SeniorTalent Show; First alternate Sophomore Duchess; Representative to La Corre Panamericana.

RAMIREZ, VICTORIA DECA, historian, FHA; PASF; Pep Squad.

RA WE, STEPHEN SCOTT Kiwanis Service Award; NEDT, Top 10"/0; Outstanding Student, general science; UIL Slide Rule; UIL Number Sense; UIL Typewriting; Local Science Fair, third place; Regional Science Fair, firs t place; PASF; Phi-Chem-Bi, Student Senate representative; FTA, treasurer and his torian; Senior Talent Show; Senior Play; United Nations Pilgrimage Speech Contes t, school winner; Slide Rule Club, president; Key Club, Lieutenant governor, Division 26, Texas-Oklahoma Convention Future Site Committee chairman, and Governor's Man Award; Boys' State delegate; Student Senate; La Palma Staff, photographer; Photographer of the Year; Attended National Science Foundation PSSC Physics Ins titute, W. Va. WesleyanCollege,1965 (Six weeks' advanced phys ics).

RICO, ROSALINDA Band; FHA; Pep Squad.

RODRIGUEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE (LUPITA) Barid Parents' Arion Award; All- Valley Band; UIL Band Solos and Ensembles, Div·ision 1; UIL Twirling Ensembles, Division I; Band Council; Student Senate parliamentarian; Lantana Duchess; PASF, treasurer; FTA; Senior Talent Show; Homecoming Queen.

RODRIGUEZ, NOE JR NEDT, Top 10"/0; UIL Slide Rule, third place; UIL Band Ensembles, Division II; UIL Number Sense; Phi-Chem-Bi; Slide Rule Club, vice-president; Band; Outstanding Student, trigonometry.

SALINAS, ESTEBAN Scholas tic Jacket ; Salutatorian; Who's Who in Americ an High Schools ; Outs tanding Student, Spanish IT and III; NHS; Student Senate, assembly chairman and election commissioner; PASF , Student Senate representatlve; Boys' State. delegate.

SALINAS, JUANITA FHA; Band; Pep Squad.

SALINAS, SULEMA Choir; PASF; FTA; Pep Squad; Basketball; Volleyball,

SAMUDIO, ELENA Outstanding Student, Homemaking I; FHA. "Co-ed" correspondent and secretary; Phi- Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show.

SANSING, NANCY J OANNE Outstanding Student. girls' physical education; FTA; Pep Squad; Y-Teens; Senior Talent Sho,,; Choir.

SEILS, LINDA BELLE FHA; Phi-Chem-Bi; Basketball; Choir; Pep Squad; Senior Pl ay; Senior Talent Show. s tage work and spotlight; UIL Persuasive Speaking al ternate.

SETTER, ANGELA (PIP) Track; FHA, fifth vice- preSident; Senior Play; One- Act Play.

SETTER, PAMELA Band. secretary; FHA.

SOLETHER, DIANE Honor Graduate; NEDT, Top 10"/,; Basketball; Local Science Fair, first place; UIL Ready Writing; UIL Typing; Subs titute Cheerleader; GAA; Pep Squad; NHS , his torian ; Phi-Chem-Bi; Y- Teens , president, vice-president; Homecoming Princess; Senior Talent Show; Sophomore Miss Flame Candidate .

STEVENSON,JIMMY Local Science Fair, honorable mention; Phi- Chem-Bi; Basketball; Golf; Golf Regional Tournament, third place.

STOVER, PAMELA KAY Outstanding Student, world his tory; Y-Teens , treasurer; GAA , secretary; Pep Squad; Substitute Cheerleader; Phi-Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show; Tennis.

STREIT, GERALD (JERRY) Valedictorian; Lion's Club Science A"ard; Who's Who in American High Schools; Piper Scholar; National Merit Finalis t; Westinghouse National Honors Group; Scholastic J acket; " High Attainer" Jets Engineering Test ; Science Sympos ium participant; UIL Science; Local Science Fair, two second places, Medical Award, third place ; Regional Science Fair, two third places; Mathematics Association Pin winner; Rotary Speech Contest winner; Key Club; NHS; Phi- Chem-Bi, preSident, Outs t anding Student, elementary analysis and physics.

SUAREZ, RICHARD Football; Track; Letterman's Club; Phi-Chem- Bi; Most Improved , bookkeeping I and English IV.

SWINNEA, ROBERT (BOBBY) All-State Basketball, Third Team ; All-Zone Basketball, Firs t and Second Teams; All- Zone Football, honorable mention; Basketball; Football ; letterman' s Club; Phi- Chem- Bi; Most Popular Junior Boy; Laziest Sophomore Boy.

TIPTON, SUSAN Honor Graduate; Scholastic J aCKet; NEDT, Top 100/,; Outs tanding Student, Spanish I; UIL Band Ensembles"five Divis ion l' s ; Loc al Science Fair, second place ; Regional Science Fair, second place; Sophomore "Biggest Flitt" ; Band Council; FTA; NHS; Phi- Chem-Bi, treasurer; PASF, treasurer; Student Senate, treasurer and Budget and Finance Committee chairman; Slide Rule Club; Y-Teens . Student Senate representative; Homecomingchairman; Girl s '

Track manager.

VALLEJO, IDOLINA FHA; Band; Phi- Chem- Bi; Outstanding Student, homemaking I.

VEST, WAVERLY Honor Graduate; Scholas tic J acket and Letter Awards; I.ocal Science Fair, honorable mention and second place; Regional Science Fair, third place; Boys ' State delegate; Key Club, preSident; NHS; Phi- Chem- Bi, vice- preSident; Basketball; Senior Talent Show.

VIDALES , J OE L. UIL Ensem bles. t"o Second Divis ions; Band; Phi- Chem-Bi; Senior Talent Show. stage crew.

WALLACE, RICHARD KENT Local Science Fair, Third Place; Basketball, All- Zone First Team n<ice; Phi- Chem- Bi, Student Senate alternate; Letterman' s Club; Senior Talent Show.

WEA VER, SUSIE FTA; FHA; Pep Squad; Y-Teens ; Senior Talent Show: Choir.

WEBBER, ELVIA FTA; Pep Squad; Phi- Chem- Bi; Student Senate, corresponding secretary.

WEBER, JOHNNY Honor Graduate; Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award; All-Valley Scholastic Football Team; NEDT, Top 100/,; Boys' State alternate; Regional Science Fair, second place; Loc al Science Fair, third place; football; Basketball; Track; Key Club. treasurer; Phi- Chem-Bi; Letterman's Club; NHS, treasurer; PASf ; Sophomore Class president; Junior Clas s vice- preSident; Senior Class Student Senate representative; Senior Talent Show; Outs tanding Student, Government.

WELLS , LEONA MA RION (LEE) Loc al Science fair, second place; Champion lntramural Volleybal l Team ; FHA, third vice-president; Phi- Chem-Bi; UIL Prose Reading; Track; Intramural Track; Basketball; Senior Play; Senior Talent Show.

WHITE, SHARON Literary Review Award; Varsiry Cheerleader; UIL District Prose Reading, firs t place; UIL Regional Prose Re ading, third place; QuUl and Scroll; Daisy Mae of Junior Class; Cenificate for Outs tand ing Service to Junior Class; Basketball Intramurals , team captain, All- Star Team; Volleyballlntramurals; fHA , secretary and fifth vice-preS ident; GAA; Pep Squad ; La Palma staff, assistant editor and honors; Y - Teens , social chairman; Junior Class Concession Stand chairman; Typing princess; Senior Class vice-president; Senior Play; Senior Talent Show; Outs tanding Student, g irl's physical education and homemaking II.

WHITED, LANA MARIE GAA; Pep Squad; Phi- Chem-Bi; Y -Teens; Senior Talent Show; Most Irnproved, Spanish IV.

WRIGHT, BILLY WALTER Qu Ul and Scroll; NEDT, Top 10"/,; Rotary Citizenship Norninee; Most Improved, Spanish II; Basketball, All- District; f ootball Intramurals; UILSports Writing, second in state; A&M Chapter Sigma Delta Chi, firs t in state in Sports Writing; Tennis; UIL Journalism alternate; Hi- Life s t aff, sports editor; Lettermen's Club; Phi-Chem- Bi; Publications Student Senate alternate representative; Interscholas tic League Press Conference; Senior Talent Show.

WRIGHT, RICKEY football, All-District, All- Valley; Baseball; Track; Lettermen's Club, president; Pep Squad Beau.

YORK , MIKE DECA, ' Student Senate representat ive; FFA, secretary; Senior Play; Most Improved, vocational agriculture III.

As the 1965-66 school year comes to a close and another La Palma is completed, the time comes for looking over the past year and recalling the events and people who helped make the year and work as great as it was, As I relax knowing that the work is complete-- -the last photograph taken, the last cutline written, and the last copy block edited---I want to express my thanks. to all those who helped make the production possible ....

•.. Sharon White, whose ideas and suggestions were a big help when others failed; , •. Steve Rawe and Ronnie, who worked many extra hours, in rain and cold, to get pictures before it

was too late; , •• Dianne Luce, who hopped from tripak to file to grab pictures, letters, or whatever anyone needed ; , .. the rest of the staffwho listened to my noise and who were courteous in trying to follow suggestions

(even when they did not like them); , •. Henington Publishing Company, which tried to do anything they could to meet our needs ; , .. my parents, who understood that they were not really losing a son, but gaining a yearbook; • .. the faCUlty and administration, who cooperated in meeting deadlines and picture schedules; .. . the student body, who made the entire book possible by supplying antics and " letting" us

photograph them ; •.. last, but certainly not least, Mrs. Andersen (MaAndy), whose "nagging" was certainly a blessing

in time of need.

To these people goes a hearty "Thanks for everything" and the hope that each year to come may bring a growing spirit with a larger and better book to record it.

Robert Crawford, Editor

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131,135 ALMAGUER, DELFINA 17,45,76 ALMAGUER, ROBLE 17,45 ALMARAZ, ELSA 6,54 ALMARAZ, WILLY 44,48,82,120 ALMARAZ, ROSENDO 27 ALTON, FRANK 44,48,65,82,120 ALVARADO, NOE 6,46 ALVAREZ, ARMANDINA 6 ALVAREZ, LUPITA 6 ANDERSON, BILLY 38,43,67,120 ANDERSON, DONELLE 6,40 ANDERSON, MARY 27,42,45,47,53,54,55,75,77,

78 ANGELES, GEORGE 52,120 ARGEUTA, ED\vARD 6 ARGUETA, ESTELLA 6 ARNOLD, DANNY 27,85 ARREDONDO, FILOMENA 17,54 ARREDONDO, RAUL 17,96 ARREDONDO, SULEMA 6,54 AULT, DAVID 27,41,76 AUSTIN, BERNARD 6 A VALOS, ARTURO 6,84 AVILA, MARIA 27 AVILA, ROSIE 17 AYALA, CASTULO 17

BACHELDER, MIKE 17 BACHELDER, NANCY 27,39,44,48,54 BACHELDER, PAT 6 BAEZ, CARMEN 6 ,54 BAILEY, MARK 38 ,120 BALLI, VIDAL BILLY 17 BARBOSA, JOHNNY 17,82 BARRERA, JUANITA 27,52 BARRERA, VIOLA 27 BAUTISTA, ANTONlA 17 BAUTISTA, MARY ELLEN 6 BAUTISTA, YOLANDA 6 BAXTER, RUSTY 27,38,43,75 BELL, JIMMY 27,46,76 BELTRAN, CONCEPCION 27,48, 54,96 BENITEZ, DlANE 27,40 BERNAL, ANGELITA 17 BERL\lAL, JANIE 7 BERNAL, JOHNI\'Y 46 BERNAL, PABLO 7 BETTS, RONNIE 38,48,9:),121 BIDLACK, JO ANN 27,40,41,65,69 BLACKWEL~, CAROL 39,41,121,128,131 BONDURANT, SHARON 28,44,54,68 BOUTWELL, BROOKS 86,121 BOWDEN, MACK 28,51,77 BRADFORD, TOMMY 17,85 BROWN, DOUGLAS 17,41 BUENTELLO, ALMA 28 BUENTELLO, IB 17 BUGARIN, ELVIRA 17,49 BULLION, GARY 7,84 BULLION, JEANNE 17,54 BULLION, JUDY 28,54,93 BULNESS, FRANK 7 BULNESS, J OE 28 BUNGER, NANCY 41,45,50,66,68,121,128 131 BURKETT, DEAN 17 BURRESS, BETTE JEAN 28,52 BURTON, BONNIE 28,39,43,92,93 BURTON, DARLA 7,48,54,92 144

BUSTILLOS, ISRAEL 18,82,85

-cCABALLERO, VIRGINIA 18 CACERES, ARTEMIO 7 CACERES, MARIA 52 CADENA, TERESITA 18,76 CAIN, FRANCES 39,42,50,54,55,60,65,75,76,97 ,

121,137,139 CALLAWAY, BARBARA JO 18,54,63,92,96 CAMACHO, MARY 18 CAMPBELL, CRAIG 7 CAMPOS, DANIEL 28,48,82 CAMPOS, ROBERT 82,96 CAMPOS, ROLANDO 121 CANALES, GEORGE 7 CANCINO, MAX 7 CANO, ALFREDO E. 28 CANO, GUMECINDO 18 CANTU, JUANITA 7 CANTU, MARIA AURORA 121 CANTU, MARIA ELENA 7,40 CANTU, OFELlA 18 CANTU, RICHARD 18 CARDENAS , CAROLINA 54 CARDENAS, CLEOTILDE 28,54 CARDENAS, DANNY 7,16,41 CARDENAS, GUADALUPE 28,76,78 CARDENAS, REYNALDO 18 CARDENAS, WILBERT 7 CARDONA, ENRIQUE 18 CARDOSA, SOFlA 7 CARRANZA, JOE A. 52,121 CARRANZA, NINFA 51 CARRASCO, EUNICE 7 CARREON, JOE 7 CASANOVA, NORMA 18 CASANOVA, SONlA 18 CASANOVA, XAVIER 121 CACERES, MARIA 65 CASARES, SANDRA 54 CASTANEDA, MARY E. 7,45,54 CASTANEDA, PABLO JR. 18,44,85,96 CASTANEDA, RACHEL 28 CASTILLO, TERESA DE JESUS 28,52 CASTILLO, ONESIMO 82 CASTILLO , BERTHA 7,40 CASTRO, FELIPA 28 CASTRO, JUAN 7 CASTRO, PAULA 28 CAVAZOS, CARLOS 28 CAVAZOS, IGNASIO 18 CAVAZOS, JOHNI\'Y 18,85 CAZAREZ, SANDRA 28,48 CEDILLO, ALlClA 18 CEDILLO, JOSE 18 CERDA, ANNIE 7 CERDA, FRANCISO 52 CERDA, JUANITA 7,40 CERNA, GLORIA 54 CERVANTES, IGNAClA 7 CERVANTES, MARTA 7 CHAMPION, ERNEST 28,46 CHANDLER, LARRY 28,41,42,43,75,76,78 CHAPA, ESTEFANA (FANNY) 7 CHAVEZ, CARMEN 7 CIOMPERLIK, GLORIA 7 COLLINSWORTH, TROY 7 COLVIN, LYNN 18,85 CORONADO, ALMA 28 ,40,49 CORONADO, ROBERT 7,41 CORTEZ, ARMANDO 18 CORTEZ, HERMAN 28 CORTEZ, JUAN S. 7 CORTEZ, MARIA JUANITA 7,49 CORTEZ, OLGA 121 COVACEVICH, ADAN 28,82 COWLEY, RAYMOND 28,38,85,96 CRAWFORD, ROBERT 41,43,53,67,71,77,111,

121,131,137 CRAWFORD, RONNIE 18,41,42,53,77 CRESSNER, PATRlClA 8,54 CROSS, MARY 44,122,135 CROSS, ROBERT 18 CRUZ, ALlCE 18 CRUZ, EDUARDO 29,42,62,76,78 CRUZ , JESUSA (SUSIE) 29

CUELLAR, ARMANDO 8 CUELLAR, BENICIO 18 CUELLAR, ERASMO 29 CUELLAR, GERALDINE 8 CUELLAR, HILARIA 8 CUELLAR, SYLVlA 18,40 CUELLAR, VICENTE 18 CUMMINGS, CAROLE ANN 41

DAVIS , CONNIE 39,40,41,42,50 ,61,65,66,68,75, 122,128,131,137

DAWSON, BETTY 40,43,45,122,131 DAYE, DAVID 76,122,137 DAYE, HOWARD 76 DEAN, BARRY 8,40 DEAN, MIKE 29,41 DEER, BEVERLY 40 DE LA GARZA, ESTELLA 29 DE LA GARZA, EUGENE 8 DE LA ROSA, ENRIQUE 44 DE LA ROSA, HUGO 29,52 DEL CAMPO, CLEMENTE 8 DE LEON, AURORA 29,54 DE LEON, FLORINDA 29,54,92,96 DE LEON, JOE 8 DE LEON, JOSE A. (FREDDIE) 51,76 ,122 DE LEON, ORALlA 19,44,54 DE LEON , RENE 29 DELGADILLO, RUBEN 8,46 DE LOS SANTOS, MIKE 29,52 DE LUNA, ANITA 49,122 DE SANTlAGO, EDUARDO 19 DE SIGA, GUADALUPE 19,52 DlAZ, LEONARDO D. 19 DICKERSON, NITA 8,48,54,92 DODD, BERT 29,41,48,6,5,68,86,95 DONALSON, DAVID 8,84 DOSSER, LINDA 19,54 DOUGLAS, GREGORY 29,82 DOWNING, ANDREW 19,46 DRAKE, BRYAN 19,85

EASLY, KATHY 45,122,127 EGGLESTON, RONNIE 19 ELIZONDO, ADAN 19,85 ELIZONDO, ANTONlA 19,54 ELIZONDO, ANTONIO 19 ELLISON , BARRY 19 ELLISON, DWAYNE 44,122 ELLISON, VICKI 8,47,48,54,92 EMERY, O. D. JR. (BUTCH) 122 ESCALON , FRANK 8 ESCALON, SAN JUANITA 8 ESCAMILLA, FIDEL 122 ESCAMILLA, MIGUEL 19 ESPARZA, VELMA 29,48,54 ESPINOSA, ALlClA 19,43,49 ESPINOSA, GUADALUPE 29 ESQUIVEL, ALVARO 8 ESQUIVEL, CRUZ 8 ESTRADA, GUADALUPE 122 ETTER, JANICE 29,40

FERNANDEZ, FLORENCE 8 FERNANDEZ, JAMES 29,41 FERNANDEZ, MICHAEL 42,50 FLORES, ARTURO 8 FLORES, ELOISA 122 FLORES, JOE 19 FLORES, LINDA 19 FLORES, MARY LOU 52,123 FLORES, MOISES 8,41 FLORES, ODlLlA 19 FLOWERS, JOHNI\'Y 8 FLOWERS, JUD 8 FOJT, GENE 19,46,85 FORD, MARSHA 19,43 FORTENBERRY, IVAN 29,75 ,82 FRANKLIN, LINDA 17,19,54 FRANTZ, KLEE 6,8 ,40,50 FRANTZ, MARGIE 29,39,47 FRERKING, cLARA LU 42,43,44,47,54,75,76,

102,123,135,137

FRERKING, ERNEST 6,8,40 ,50,76 FRERKING, VIRGINIA 39,42,50,54,66,123,137 FRISBY, MIKE 8 FroST, ANDY 29,38,97 FroST, JOYE 8,45,54 FUENTES, MANUEL 48,82,84,123

GALVAN, MINERVA 8,54 GARCIA, ABRAM 19 GARCIA, CARLOTTA 123 GARCIA, DORA 19 GARCIA, ELIDA 52,123 GARCIA, HERLINDA 19,76 GARCIA, JOE 8,96 GARCIA, JOSE 8 GARCIA, JUANITA 8 GARCIA, MARTIN 19 GARCIA, MARY E. 9 GARCIA, PABLO 9 GARCIA, PABLO S. 52,123 GARCIA, PAULA 29,54,55 GARCIA, REYMUNDO 19,46 GARCIA, SERVANDO 19 GARCIA, SYLVIA 9 GARRETT, JERRY 29 GARRETT, RICHARD 19,41 GARZA, ALBERT 29 GARZA, ARMANDO 29,46 GARZA, BLANCA 19 GARZA, DAVID 9 GARZA, ELMA 9,45,49 GARZA, ENEDELIA 9 GARZA, ERNESTO 123 GARZA, FAUSTINO 30,41,42,43,47,50,78 GARZA, GLORIA 19 GARZA, IRENE 52,124 GARZA, J UAN 84 GARZA, MA RY ALICE 9 GARZA, MARY DAHLIA 9 GARZA, MELVA 9 GARZA, MIRTALDA 30 GARZA, NELLIE SUE 19.41 GARZA, NOE 20 GARZA, NOE RIVAS 9 GARZA, OFELIA 9,50 GARZA, RAMlRO 124 GARZA, RAUL 46,52 GARZA, ROBERTO 9,40,85 GARZA, VELMA 20 GATTON, BILLY 20,43 GATTON, JOHN 30,82 GATTON, MARY CATHY 48,54 GAVIA, MARIA S. 124 GLACE, DONNA 124 GOESER, BILLY 30. GOMEZ, HENRY 65,124,139 GOMEZ, RICARDO 20 GONZALEZ, ANNA MARIA 54,124 GONZALEZ, ANTONIO 9 GONZALEZ, AURORA 30,54 GONZALEZ, BERTHA 30 GONZALEZ, CATALINA 30 GONZALEZ, DIANE 20 GONZALEZ, ELVA lRENE 9,54 GONZALEZ, FELIPA 9,54 GONZALEZ, FINO BERTHA 20 GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO 29 GONZALEZ, FRANCISCO 20 GONZALEZ, GILBERT 20,52 GONZALEZ, GLORIA 124 GONZALEZ, HILDA 9 GONZALEZ, ISRAEL 20 GONZALEZ, JESUS 20 GONZALEZ, JIMMY 20 GONZALEZ, JOHNNY 9 GONZALEZ, J UAN 9 GONZALEZ, JUANITA 44,54,124 GONZALEZ, LUPE 30 GONZALEZ, MARIA I. 30 GONZALEZ, MARINA 20 GONZALEZ, MARY E. 9 GONZALEZ, NELLIE 9,54 GONZALEZ, NIEVES 20,44 GONZALEZ, OLGA 9 GONZALEZ, ORALIA 6,9,41 GONZALEZ, PEDRO 20 GONZALEZ, roBERT G. 20 GONZALEZ, ROBERT T. 30 GONZALEZ, ROLAND 125 GONZALEZ, SAN JUANITA 9

GORHUM, ELLA RAY 20,40,45 GORHUM, JOHNNY 43,125 GRACIA, ANTONIO 9 GRACIA, MARIA 20 GRAHAM , BARBARA 20,39,45,50,53,54 GRAHAM, RANDY 9,41 GRAHAM , SHERRYL 20,41,47 GRAY, DAVID 9,46 GREEN, JIMMY 20,43,85 GRIMALDO, JUAN 21 GROSS, SHIRLEY 44,125 GUAJARDO, FRANCES 21 GUAJARDO, RAUL 21 GUAJARDO, VELMA 125 GUERRA, MARY 9 GUERRA, ERNESTINA 21 GUTIERREZ, GREGORIO 9 GUTIERREZ, REBECCA 10 GUZMAN, GILBERT 21

HALL, DANA 10,40 HALL, STEPHEN 10 HANDY, MARY ELLEN 21 HANDY, MODESTO 44,125 HANKS, VIOLA 30,54,102 HANSEN, JANET 6,10,45,76 HARBISON, JIMMY L. 30 HARBISON, JOHN RAY 21 HARRIS, JIMMY 43,125,131 HARRIS, WAYNE 10,40,75 HAVERFlELD, PAT 30,42,97 HAVERFIELD, WENDY 10,54,92 HAYS, SUSAN 30,40 HECK, BRENDA 21 HECK, WILLIAM 38,125 HENDERSON, ANNlE 54 HENLEY, CATHY 54 HENRICKSON, STANLEY 30,52 HENRY , BILLY 43,47,50,76,125,139 HENRY MARY ESTHER 21,39,40,42,76 HENRY : STEPHEN 49,51,70,76,77,111,125,137 HERNANDEZ, FELIX 30,52 HERNANDEZ, GUADALUPE 44,125 HERNANDEZ, JESUS 21 HERNANDEZ, JOE 10,52 HERNANDEZ, JOE JR. 30 HERNANDEZ, JOSE 10,84 HERNANDEZ, LILY 30,48 HERNANDEZ, LORENZO 125 HERNANDEZ, MARIA GUADALUPE 40,44,125

.HERNANDEZ, NESTOR 21,41 HERNANDEZ, OFELIA 126 HERNANDEZ, ROBERT 10 HERNANDEZ, SAN JUANA 10 HERNANDEZ, SOCORRO 30,54 HERNANDEZ, TERESA 10,54 HERRERA, JOSE 21,76 HERRERA , RICHARD 21 HINOJOSA, AIDA 78 HINOJOSA, ARMANDO 17,21,41 HINOJOSA, JOEL 10 HINOJOSA, NOE 58 ,65,76,126,135 HINOJOSA, roSALINDA 10,45 HOGGARD, PAT 40 HOOPER, DEBBlE 10.54 HOOPER, SIDNEY 126,139 HOPPER, TRUDY 30,39,42,45,47,50,54,78 HUBBARD, JIM 30,77 HUBBARD, MARTHA 54,55,69,76,126 HUEFNER, THOMAS 21,46,75 HUERTA, LUcY 10,40

J ACOBS , LINDA 30,54 JENKINES, BOBBY 38,86,87,95,97,126 JOHNSON, CLAIR 10,45,48,54 JOHNSON, JENNlFER 38,40,41,42,45,50,51,76,

77 ,78,126,131,137,138 JOHNSON, KENNETH 21 JOHNSTON, ELOISE (KEKE) 30,44,51 JOHNSTON , ROY 21,38 JONES, DENISE 44 JONES, GLEN 21,38,48,82,96 JUAREZ, RUBEN 126

KABIRI, MIR AQA 74,75,126,135 KELLER, JIM 21 KELLER, JIMMY 21

KITCHELL, KATHY 126 KITCHELL, KERRY 10 KRAUSE, ROBERT 52,126

LARA, MARICELA 10 LARSON, MARY NELL 10,48,54,92 LATIGO, GERARDO 11 LEACH, LILLIAN 39,45,54,55,90,126,132 LEACH, PAUL 11 LEDESMA, ALBINO 30,52 LEDESMA, LUIS JR. 21 LE MASTER, PAT 30,41,42,44,76,78 LEYDEN, STEVEN 31 LIGON, ANITA 21,39,48,54,92,96 LIGON, CHARLlE 126 LIGON, MARY C. 11,48,54 LINCOLN, ALBERT 21,82 LINDERMAN, SUSAN 21,54 LOMBARD, BETTY JO 31,40,45 LOPEZ, ESEQUlEL 11 LOPEZ, GRAClELA 11 LOPEZ, ROSALIO 31 LOPEZ, SAN JUANITA 11 LORANCE, GAY LON 11, 54 LOZA, JUAN 21 LUCE, DIANNE 45,53,54,77,127,137 LUCE, HAROLD 21 LUERA, SYLVIA 11.40 LUERA, ADELINA 11,40 LUERA, SYLVIA 11 LUGO, MARY lSABEL 21,54,93 LUGO, roSA 52,127 LUITJEN, REBECCA 48,54,127 LUNA, RAFAEL 31 LUNA, ROBERT G. 41 LYLES, roy 21,46 LYONS, ELAINE 21,47,54

MADDEN, JAY 31,46,85 MADDINGS, JAY CEE 17,21 MAGANA, JOSEPHINE 22 MALDONADO, ALICIA 22 MALDONADO, ELIZABETH 22,44 MALDONADO, ESTELLA 22 ,54 MALDONADO, JESUS 22 MALDCNADO, JOSE S. 11 MALDONADC, JUANA 22,44 MARGO, MARIA T. 11 MARQUEZ, JOSE 22 MARQUEZ, roSALINDA 11 MARroQUIN, LYDIA 11 MARTINEZ, ALMA G. 11,40 MARTINEZ , ARTUro 11 MARTINEZ , BEATRICE 11 MARTINEZ, DOLORES 22 MARTINEZ, GUADALUPE 31 MARTINEZ, JOE 22 MARTINEZ, JOEL 22 MARTINEZ, JOHN D. 11,41 MARTINEZ, JUANITA 22 MARTINEZ, LORENZA 11 MARTINEZ, LYDIA 11,40 MARTINEZ, MARGARITA 52,65,127 MARTINEZ, MARIA LUISA 11 MARTINEZ, ELENA 11,40 MARTINEZ, PETER 52, 127 MARTINEZ, PHILLIP 22 MARTINEZ, RAMON 11 MARTINEZ, RAQUEL 11 MARTINEZ, RAUL 11 MARTINEZ, ROMEO 11 MARTINEZ, SERGIO 127 MARTINEZ, SYLVIA 22,52 MATA, FLORENCE 11 MATAMOroS, FRANClSCO 22 MATTAR, CECELIA 39,43,47,48,50,54,69,97,

120,127 MA TTAR, MIKE 11 MEDELLIN, HILDA 40,128.131 MEDELLIN, RAFAEL 11 MEDRANO, JUAN 31 MEDRANO, RIVERA 22 MEDRANO, TERESA 31,45 MEINERS, CAROL JEAN 22,39,41,42,76 MEJIA, EDITH 22 MEJIA, VELMA 12,40 MEJIA, VICTOR 52,128 MENA, ANTONIO 12 MENA, JESUS 42,43,49,50,53,77,128,137

MENDEZ, FRANCES 31,44 \1ENDEZ , SORAIDA 31 MEZA, J UAN ANTONIO 22 MICHALK, DONNA G. 11,45,54 MILLER, GEORGE 31 MILLER, RALPH 12.76 MING , ADOON 31,38.40,42,43 MIRACLE , JOHNNY 10,22,85 MIXON, LANDIS 31 MOLINA, JOSE A. 32 MOLINA, JOSE JUAN 22 MOLINA, JUAN C. 12 MOLINA, JUANITA 12 MOLINA, LUCIANO 12 MOLINA , MARTIN D. 22 MOLINA , MARY 22,40 MONTALVO,GUADALUPE 12 MONTES, ALBERTO 12 MONTES, LEANDRO 22 MOORE, CLARA 48,50,54,55,90,91,129 MOORE, CLAUDIA 22 MOORE, DEE ANN 12,48,54,64.90.91 MOORE, J AMES D. 22 MOORE, LINDA LOIS 32.54,68 MORA, CARMEN 22 MORA, EMMA 32 MORA, MARGARITA 129 MORALES , GILDARDO 22.85 MORALES, MAGDALENA 12,54 MORALES, MARY 32 MORALES, RAFAEL 12.84 MORENO , ALICIA 12,54 MORENO , ARTUOO 12 MORENO, JAVIER 32,52 MORENO , MAGDALENA 32,92,96 MORGAN, MARY SUE 32.40,69 MORIN, RENE 44. 129 MORRISON, SANDRA 44.54,65, 129 MORROW , GREG 32.48.82 MORTENSEN, SANDY 12,44,54 MUNGUIA , JOSEPHINE 12,40 MURILLO , CATARINO 22 MURILLO, JUAN 12 MUSIC , TED 22 MYERS, DOUGLAS 32,44,74,135 McCALEB, THERESA 11,48,54,76 McCLURE, REBECCA 48, 54,55,90,91,96,127,135,

137 McDANIEL , BOBBY 31 McDANIEL, DONALD 11 McDANIEL, JIMMY 22,46 McDANIEL, JOYCE 31,51,54 McDANIEL, LOIS 54,97 .120,128 McDANIEL, MAURICE 11 McEACHRON, NANCY 44,54, 128,137,139 McFALL, J AMES 23,96 McGHEE, JERRY 52, 128 McMANUS, RONNIE 12,64 McMANUS, STEVE 128,134 McMILLIAN , J AMES 12,41 McMULLEN, ANDY 38,48,50,74,75,82,83 ,86,

128 .135,137 McRAY, KENNETH 31,42,43,48 ,82, 83,86,96 McWHORTER, MONA 12,54

NORIEGA, ANDRES 23,82,85,96 NORIEGA, JUAN 23 NORMAN, DAVID 32

OCHOA, NOE 23,46 OGLEVEE; ,ALLEN 23 OLIVAREZ, MICKEY 23,54 OLSON, KRISTIN 32,39 OLSON, MAGDALENA 54 ORTA, FRANCISCO 12 ORTEGON, JAVIER 49,129 ORTIZ, ANTONIO 23 ORTIZ, ORALIA 23 ORTIZ, OSCAR 32,52 OSBORNE, BRUCE 32,38,82,86 ,96 OVERDIEK, DIANE 42,53,129,137 OZUNA, EFRAIM 23

PAYNE, BETsY ANN 23,54,90,96 PAYNE, JIMMY 12,97 PAYNE, MARY 12,54,92 PEARCE, BARBARA 32,45

PECK, JIM 32 ,85 PEERY, STEVE 32,38,42,43, 76 ,78 ,86 PENA, AMERICA 33,44,54 PENA, DIANA 51,129 PENA, DOLORES 23 PENA, GEORGE 12,16,84 PENA, J AIME 12 PENA , J ESUS 23 PENA , JUAN 12 PENA, PORFIRIO JR. 33 PENA, SOFIA 33 PENALEZ , ALFREDO 23 PEREZ, ALICIA 33,42,49,62 PEREZ, APOLINAR 33 PEREZ, ARMANDINA 23 PEREZ , CARMEN 12 PEREZ , CECILIA 23 PEREZ, JOE 3,3,52 PEREZ, JUAN 129 PEREZ , MINERVA 12 PEREZ, PAULA 23,54 PEREZ, REBECCA 23 PEREZ, OODOLFO 52,129 PERRY, J OHN 129 PETRA, BEN 13 PHILLIPS, J OY 52,129 PHILLIPS, MICHAEL 33,85 PICKARD, LARRY 13,84 PIKE , HERBERT J R. (MAC) 33 ,38,42,43 ,78,82,

97 PIKE, RAMEY 44, 129 PINA , OFELIA 23 PINALEZ, JOSE 17,23,42,43, 63 PINEDA, SUE 23 POND, MARSHA 33,54,68 PORTER, ALBERT MARIE 23,45,54,93 POTTER, LINDA ANN 33,52 POWELL, LAURA KAY 48,54,59,65,66,69.75,

90,93,120, 130, 137 POWELL , SUSAN 13,48,54 PRATT, NORMA 33,44,54,93 PRAYTOR, BOBBIE 33,39,54,90,96 PURL, LINDA 13,54 PUTMAN, MA RIANNE 23,40

QUESADA, EGLANTINA 33 QUINTERO, JESUS 33,43 ,49

- RRAKESTRA W, KENNY 13 RALEIGH, MICHAEL 33,85 RAMIREZ, ALEJANDOO 48,82,124 RAMIREZ, BELIA 13 RAMIREZ, ELVA 13 RAMIREZ, GUADALUPE 33 RAMIREZ, MELVA NORA 130 RAMIREZ, VICTORIA 52,54,130 RAMON, NORMA 23,40,49 RAMOS , C1RILDA 33 RAMOS , DANIS 13 RAMOS, ESTHER 23 RAMOS , JUANITA 13 RAMOS, MANUEL 13 RANDOLPH, J ANICE 23,45,47 RANDOLPH, PATRICIA 13,44 RAWE, ST EPHEN 38,43,47,50,53,75,77,131,137,

139 REAL, PAT 33 REDMAN, DON 130 REYES, CARMEN 54 REYES, J UANITA 23,54 REYES, JOVITA 33,48,54,90 ,96 REYES, JUAN TRINIDAD 33,82 REYES, MARIA 23 REYES, MARTHA ELVA 33 REYES, OSWALDO 23 REYES, RUBEN 23 REYNA, DANNY 23,48,82,96 REYNA, J ANIE 24,54,90,93 ,96 REYNA , ROBERT 24 REYNOSO, PAULO 13 RICO, ROSALINDA 54,130 RIOS, CARMEN 13,54 RIOS, LUClLA 33,42,75 RIOS , VICTOR 13 RIVAS, 3USAN 130 RIVERA, ANA MARIA 52,130 RIVERA, J ESUS 24 RIVERA, JUANITA 24

RIVERA , PETRA 13 RIVERA, RENE 33,41 OOBERTS, VICTORIA 13,48,54,92,93 ROBINSON, KENNETH 34 ROBINSON, SHARON 13, 54,92 ROBLEDO, ALICIA 13,92

OOBLEDO, ATANACIO 24 ROBLEDO, CLEOTILDE 24 ROBLEDO, FELIX 24 ROBLEDO, JOE 24 OOBLEDO, J UDY 34 ROBLES, J UANITA 13 RODRIGUEZ , AIDA 32,92,96 RODRIGUEZ, DIANA 34,54 RODRIGUEZ, ELIDA 13 RODRIGUEZ, ELIDA 24 RODRIGUEZ, ELIA 34 RODRIGUEZ, GLORIA 34 RODRIGUEZ, GRACIE 24,40 RODRIGUEZ, GUADALUPE 24 RODRIGUEZ, HORACIO 13 RODRIGUEZ, JOSE 24 RODRIGUEZ, JOSE G, 24 RODRIGUEZ , JOSE M. 24 RODRIGUEZ, LIDALIA 6,13 RODRIGUEZ , LUIS 13 RODRIGUEZ, LUPITA 40,41,47,50 ,67,68,78,128,

131,137 RODRIGUEZ, MARIA R. 34 RODRIGUEZ, MARIA G. 130 RODRIGUEZ, MARY ANN 13 RODRIGUEZ , NOE 41 ,76,131 RODRIGUEZ, ORALIA 34 RODRIGUEZ, RICHARD 16 OODRIGUEZ, RODOLFO 24 OODRIGUEZ, VIOLANDA 24 RODRIGUEZ, YOLANDA 54 ROE, MARGARET ELIZABETH 24,40 OOSAS , CARLOS 24 RUBIO , ROBERTO 24 RUIZ, ISABEL 24 RUIZ, OLGA 13

-5 -SAENZ, RODOLFO 25 SALAZAR, JUANITA 130 SALAZAR, YOLANDA 40,130,131 SALCE, FLORESTELA 13 SALINAS , ALBERTO 34 SALINAS, ALFREDO 25, 96 SALINAS, ANITA 25 SALINAS, CARLOS 25 SALINAS, ESTEBAN 42,43,49,50,75,130, 137 SALINAS, HECTOR, JR. 17,25,42,43,76 SALINAS, JUANITA 54,130 SALINAS, MANUEL 13 SALINAS, MARY 13 SALINAS, SULEMA 44,54,131 SALINAS , TOMMY 25,52 SALINAS, YOLANDA 25,42,49,65,76 SALUD, AMBROSIA 25 SAMUDIO, ELENA 45,131,132 SANCHEZ, BEULAH 25,40 SAl'<<;l:IE~, CATARINO I ;? SANCHEZ, CRESENCIO 14 SANCHEZ , DALIA 131 SANCHEZ , DIANA 34,52 SANCHEZ, FRANK 25 SANCHEZ, SARA 131 SANCHEZ, VICENTE 17,25,43 SANCHEZ, YOLANDA 14 SANSING, JOANNE 45,54,131 SARMIENTO, ENEDELIA 34,54,96 SCHILL, KEN 14,84 SCOTT, BARBARA 25,40,43 SCOTT, ROLAND 14 SEEBER, JOANNE 25,42,48,54,92,96 SEGUNDO, ELVIA 14 SEGUNDO, JUVENTINO 131 SEILS, ALLAN 44 SEILS , LINDA 44,45,131 SENS, J ERRY 34,85 SEPULVEDA, ELMA 14,54 SEPULVEDA , JO~ 25,85 SEPULVEDA, SIMON 25 SERNA , GLORIA 14 SETTER, PAMELA 40,41 ,131,132 SETTER, ANGELA 45,54,66,132 SHA W, RANDY 14 SHUFORD, BUD 84 SILVA, AMELIA 34

SILVA, DANIEL 34,52 SILVA , DIANE 14,40,48,92 SILVA , ELIZABETH 14 SMITH, ALAN 25,51,76,77,85 SMITH , RANDY 34,46 SOLETHER, DIANE 39,42, 54,55 ,90,132,137 SOLETHER, GREG 14,84 SOLETHER, ROBERT 25,48,82,96,97 SOLIS, NOE 14 SOLIS, RAUL 34 SOTO, RAMONA 34 ST ANFORD , LILLIAN 6,14,40 STEVENSON, J IMMY 97,132 STOVER, PAM 39,48,54,55,97,132 STREIT, GERALD 38,42,43,60,75,132,137 SUAREZ, RICHARD 48,82,83,85,96,132 SVADLENAK, JOE 34 SWAILS, JOHN 34 SWANZEY, MARGARET 25,26,39,42,54 SWINNEA, BOBBY 86 ,87,132

TALBERT, BILL 34,82 TALBERT, HOWARD 14,84 TALBERT, PENNY 14,54 TALBERT, RICKY 34,38,97 TAMEZ, GUSTAVO 133 TAYLOR, TOMMY 25 THOMAS, RONALD 34,44 THOMAS , DOUG 14,97 TUERINA, GUADALUPE 34,54 TUERINA, ROSALVO 14,54 TIPTON, SUSAN 40,43,50,131,133,137 T ISDALE, JIM 25 TOMLINSON, PAULA 25 TORRES, ESTELLA 35,48,92 TORRES, J ESUS 35 TORRES, JUAN 25 TORRES, MARIA 14 TORRES, PEDRO 25,46 TORREZ, JUAN J , 41 TOSCANO , ALICIA 35 TOSCANO, ARMANDINA 14 TREADAWAY, DAVID 14 TREJO , EUSEBIO 25 TREJO, JUAN G. 15 T REVINO, ADELA 15 T REVINO, FRANK 52 ,133 TREVINO, INEZ 25 TREVINO, J ANE 15 T REVINO, J UANITA 15

T REVINO, MARIA 15 TREVINO , ROGELIO 133 TREVINO , ROSALINDA 15 TRIPLETT , JOHN 15,41 TURBERVILLE, DEBBIE 35,39,40,41,43,69

-uULRICH, MARIAN 25,45 URBINA, PAZ 15 USSERY, BETH 15,48,54,92,93

VALDES, ADELA 54 VALDES, ELOY 35,41 VALDES, GRACE 15 -VALDES, NELSON 41 VALDES, ADObFO ill 15 VALDES, ARTURO 15 VALDEZ, ENEDELIA 35,41, 52 VALDEZ, JO SEPHINE 25,49 VALDEZ, NELSON 15,41 VALDEZ, VIOLADEL 25 VALLEJO, IDOLINA 40,131,133 VARGAS, ISABEL 35 VARGAS, LUPE 15 VARGAS, RICHARD 25 VASQUEZ, ARTURO 35,46 VASQUEZ , MARY 15 VASQUEZ , NOE 35 VASQUEZ , PEDRO 15,48,82,85 VASQUEZ, RAMIRO 25,46 VASQUEZ , SILVERIO 26 VASQUEZ, SIMONA 26 VELA, ENEDELIA 26 VELA, JOSE GUADALUPE 15 VELA , LYDIA 15,54 VELA, ROSA 26,54 VELA, RUBEN 51 ,82,133 VELIZ, EDWARD 35.41 VELIZ, MARTHA 15 VELTMAN, MARSHA 26,40 VEST, WAVERLY 38,42,43,61,86, 133, 137 VIDALES, JOE L. 41,131,133 VIDALES, MARY 15,40 VILLA, AUDELIA VILLANUEVA, PABLO 26,43 VILLARREAL, ANDREA 26,90,93 ,96 VILLARREAL, ELSA 26, 54 VILLA RREAL, GUADALUPE 26 ,93 VILLARREAL, JUAN J AVIER 35 VILLARREAL, JUAN 15,84_

VILLARREAL, LEE 15,92 VILLARREAL, MARTA 15 VILLARREAL, VIOLA 35,52,54 VIRNIG, SANDY 35,51

-wWADDELL, DA VID 26 WALLACE, DICKEY 65,86,87,133 WALLACE, NANCY LOU 26,39 ,48,54, 90,96 WARREN, BOB 133 WATSON , LLOYD 133 WEAVER, SUSIE 44,45,54,133 WEBBER, CONCEPCION 35 WEBBER, ELVA 50,54,134 WEBBER, IDA MARIE 15 WEBER, J OHNNY 38,50 ,82, 86,120,134, 137 WELLS, LEE 45,134 WHITE, SHARON 39,45,48,53,54,69,76,77,111,

120,134,137,139 . WHITED, MARIE 54,134 WHITLEY, CURTIS 15 WHITLEY, DAVID 15,85,96 WILLIAMSON, SHIRLEY 35,40 WILLIS, FRANCES 15,48,92 WILSON, LARRY 26,38 WOLFE, CHERYL 15,47 ,48,54 WOOD, CEDRIC 15,84 WOOD, MEREDITH 35,39,40,43 ,69 WOODWARD , ELAINE 15 WRIGHT, BILLY 48,51,77,86,88, 134 WRIGHT , BRENDA 16,54 WRIGHT, RICKEY 48,65,82,124,134 WRIGHT, SIMMEY 26,85 WYETT, DAVID 26,44

-yYBARRA, CONCEPCION 35, 52 YBARRA, MARIA VIOLA 26 YBARRA, RAMONA 16 YBARRA , TIMOTEA 35 YORK , MIKE 46 ,134

-z-ZAMORANO , ROBERTO 16 ZAMORANO, RUBEN 16 ZAVALA, RAMONA 35 ZEPEDA, ADRIAN 16 ZEPEDA, ARTURO 26 ZEPEDA, JANIE 16 ZUNIGA, ANN MARIE 16,45

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