Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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Bleating horns, double-parked sport cars, warning bells, and a mad dash to first period...colors days and thunderous pep rallies, bus rides and football games.. .well-earned victory dances, scores ot senior parties, dates, and lonely Saturday nights.. .morning watch, Your attention please, tor one necessary announcement, . . .red cor- sages on pink prom dresses.. .back- stage study hall, midnight rehearsals, cokes, nabs, and the sounds ot music. .. standard Class Day whites, final cram- ming tor exams, cumbersome mortar- boards, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, thou art strong and true' '... and we will not torget though we be tar, tar away.. .that through the years we'll see you in the sweet afterglow. Student Life '65

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24 ji MN' - . lgu I -lnioy Scalp what red men? worry Eddie Adams, Bill Garth, and Mike Coker as students cheer The Mustangs to victory in the pep rally Pep Rallies Spice Everyday Routine During activity period of The day ot each Toot- ball game, The packed gymnasium Throbbed with The rhythmic cheers ot an enthusiastic student body. Eight award-winning cheerleaders taught new yells, Team members stressed The importance- oi student support, The Murrah Misses performed precision drills, and The pep band blared The tight song: Hail To The Mustangs valiant, Hail To The Blue and Silver, Hail, hail to Murrah High School, Fight tor her Tame. On withthe noble spirit, On with The Blue and Silver, Hail, hail to Murrah High School, We will win This game! Crowded into The gymnasium, The entire student body explodes with a Tinal round ot Two-bits. preceding the game with Yazoo City Indians. We're the C-H-A-M-P-Sl , chants Co- Head Cheerleader Susan Stone before student packed bleachers.