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Jackets . . . Sick 'em Yer, blonde: really do have more fun, exclaim: allerrzale cheerleader Marlena Reinerf at an aflernoorz pep rally. Students who wished to vent their frustrations, or more appropriately to support their football team, found ample opportunity at the numerous pep rallies held before school as Well as during assembly periods. For those whose needs de- manded physical outlet, the band provided the Heights Boogie and cheerleaders presented new yells and skits with Wild Bill Willet demon- strating his famous side kick. Others were in- spired by the encouraging pep-talks of Mrs. Han- ley, Mrs. Eggleston, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Halbert, and Miss Hale andby the haunting melody of the Alma Mater. All students united with the cheer- leaders and faculty to make the most spirited 12th man on the team ever. Hear lbal boyr? Tbafy the found of the faxleft drum in lbe IVeJl! laugbf cheerleader jean Hubbard. Man! Tbir if worse loan a lerzure on the bird: and flue beer! moan! Grady Herzlz to fellow learn males Frank Sullivan and Larry Burru. 26 May I pleafe be e2?cu.fedP
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I put fbii one io. This or1e'J mine. I did flair one. Proudly dirploying the finiibed produrl of many bourf of work are Slmron M:- Clexby, Leylie Smith, I zz I1 i e MrDor1iel, john McDuy'f, Al Lilly, and jug Low- der. Steers Steaked at Jacket Bar-B-Q Piroueiling on fha world? .rmallerz fmge, Toni Duban performx lbe Dame of the Crepe or .the feiloom the ball: for Homecoming nrtiviiiex. Slated against the North Side Steers, the jacket eleven returned to the Hill with the first Homecoming victory in 15 years. Specimens ranging from ferocious bulls to a mooing bossy heralded the annual festival for returning exes. The winning homeroom display featured a mini- ature factory with cans of steer glue on the pro- duction line. This heartfelt sentiment turned the trick, and the mighty Steers became the herd shot round the world by an 8 point mar- gin. Byron Searcy, mpzain of toe lait Height! team lo will the Homeromzng game, urgei flue '65 plfzyerr to give their bei! llve erzlire game
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