Murrah High School - Resume Yearbook (Jackson, MS)

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In 1978 960 students 61 faculty members 3 administrators 4 ofHce workers 6 custodians and 12 cafeteria workers arrived in 229 cars and I7 buses competed for space in 143 parking places 67 rooms 1122 lockers 980 auditorium seats 182 doorways and each one in some way proclaimed M H S: WE'RE STILL THE ONE! A recap of their special moments can be viewed in Volume 24 of the RESUME? Murrah High School Jackson, Mississippi 39202 Comin' alive when the band plays juniors get up and boogie down. f , , NX 1 ' A 5 1 X X , 'xx -rf , J , s i l XX, 'My left ear went out for the Erst time in 9 years.' 'Disco Infg,-H01 Senior spirit sees Curtis Hall go deaf at the Wingfield pep rally. M is for Murrah! Spectators at Jackson State's Which way to O.K. Corral?The horse freaky-deakies homecoming parade easily identify Charles Fields' at pep rallies, football games, and all other charitable band. functions.

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In the twenty-four years that Murrah has existed, numerous changes have occurred. Many types of people have come and gone, but they have left behind a continuing legacy of pride. Mur- rah Pride - that indomitable spirit that inspires each loyal Mustang to proclaim, We ie still the one! - in so many ways: painting MHS Jlfl on the water tower, screaming Roll Blue until you're hoarse at pep rallies, sweating the summer away at cheerleader, Miss, band, and football practice, buying all the royal blue crepe paper in town for homecoming, beaming with joy during the traditional Christ- mas Candlelight Concert, cap- turing the first place award at the State Mu Alpha Convention, and commemorating the birth- day of William Belton Murrah in a special ceremony on May 19 Our standards have re- mained high, and we can say with pride - MHS: We ?e Still the One! till Spirit! Number 17, Antonio Gibson, wishes his team good luck at the Forest Hill game. 2fOpening