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r One more money making project for the Washington trip was the Misses' Spring Fashion Show. i :- NX i P X ss. ix' s ,Nw 1 Xa ' Q, Yes, Denny, the suitcase is fine, . ,I think I see an Indian. . .My pocket, what on earth'?! Richard is out. Pass the shaving cream. Mississippi's Murrah Misses displayed southern graces at every turn. Right, Jan? 'fi' ,,,,, , 4 , , Ji V , 'ff if t f K 'fvgrgiit i flu D' Q i khiisxs 10
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...S 0041 M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E was the cry of the Murrah Misters as they pranced through their carefully rehearsed routine during the Homecoming pep rally. MU h ln the afternoon students viewed the varied displays de- signed and built by the homerooms. Although every display spends Week Preparing was different, each carried out a common theme-Beat the Hornets! For Homecoming Event To begin a spirited evening the Mustangs upset the Green- ville Hornets 7-0. Highlighting the half-time activities was Straighten the bow on your helmet, barked a team the crowning of the new Homecoming Queen, Rita Cabaniss. manager as the Powder Puff Football Game officially began Murrahites danced at the Heidelberg Hotel from ten to the Homecoming pep rally. While the team members re- one. Presented during intermission were Rita Cabaniss, Clin- cuperated from their tiring play, the Murrah Misters per- ton Alexander, Sherry Enochs, Sally Fran Ross, Lynn Biggs, formed for the student body. Susan Holder, and Kathy Squires. Two of the cleverest displays were colorful crepe-paper designs. The player testing his force and the eager Mustang concentrate on defeating their Homecoming opponent. , nv fc M. Coach Shirley Sorenson anxiously sizes up her starting line-up for the Powder Puff Football Game. , 12 , g
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