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Howdy! Week ing Crowns King as Queen Decorations were hung, club memberships opened, and costumes donned as seniors and juniors introduced sophomores to high school life and activity. Throughout the second week of school, the student body wore Howdy tags to learn the names of new faces. Sponsored by the Student Council, Howdy Week officially opened with the traditional program. Members of the different school orga- nizations performed skits to arouse club interest. The week's climax came at the first pep rally with the crowning of the Howdy King and Queen. 3: f 1, K f, 'R to if ' Z e 3 4 r P 1 ' . ' Eli I iid t, . E X' 13 a EMM 4, 'f .f T f V K silk ll' 5 Pl, H' 4 ,K 5. A Nh 1 Vt.. V 1 . X 5 1 v 4 , , g -e fg i my J- A . ,exft ., r ., And if I'm elected President, the First Lady and I will put a buzzard in every pot, vows Larry Lyndon B. Mathis to Rita Lady Bird Downing, emcees of the Howdy Week Program. I 1 , ,-'43 E . ' Q 'Qfga . - b V:-gg. B ', fri. ,C ' W. - ' 1 ry llgfgitlg, 3145, ' i , ' .,. yL.fg7r,--9 fu up f' And I get 10071 better TV reception, remarks Diane Morris, Howdy Week bunny r 3 1 -v 'S 4
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K ' ' axon, ..,f .a .t , --1at..:i,.. . A g,,M,P Q st f ER A . fl ,rx Q N 1 N e Nobody knows it but my briefcase contains 1 transistorized Kings of the Roa ,L Dethroned at Waco All it takes for an out-of-town trip to Waco is four buses, tons of soft drinks, sandwiches and potato chips, 15 adult sponsors, and enough laughing, screaming, singing football enthusiasts to cheer their team to victory. With their check list completed, the Yellow Jackets followed the asphalt gray road to Waco and their second pre- season bout. There, they met their opponents amid a crowd of yelling football supporters. The enthusiasm that enlivened every bus and the spirit that pre- vailed throughout the game supported the Jackets to the end and comforted their 31-8 defeat by the Waco Rams. Hurray for 'Beef-a-roni', crusade senior girls on their way to decorate the Waco bound buses. ,xg
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