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allies and awards FIGHTYOUMIGHTYTROIANSI Students whoop it up cit cr pep rally the night before the Hall High game. X PROM ANY VIEW they crre Suu Trojans. MASS ENTHUSIASM reigns at rallies to spark spirit in the student body cmd Trojan qridders. ,Z
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H w ,ff FIRST AND SECOND-YEAR LETTERMEN receive jackets: Clront rowj Melvin Bowen, Don Pullen, Ioe Brawner, Wayne Roberts, Ronnie McGaugh: C-96001111 IOWD Bert Botter, Iames Dodd, Philip Lucas, Carl Ford, Charles Birmingham: Qthird rowD Raymond Hughen, Ed Coulter, Bob Manatt, Dannie Golden. .tr 4 Jil .vAfFQ,zy'.','f'..,, if g A , ' ' 1 f r'- ' xl . THIRD-YEAR LETTERMEN win trophies and blankets: Uront rowj Donnie Thomas, I. C. Hardister, Dubbie Snowden, Max Wehunt, Buddy Palmer: Cback IOWD Ioe Pender, Tommy Hodges, Vic Kemp, Ierry Gunter, Freeman Riley, Bobby Banks, Fred Musil, Bobby Ashley. T MARKS THE SPOT for these loyal Trojans. K i , Q1 l4 - NXXI' - NI'5 Fiery season spark A great part of all the Wonderful enthusiasm and never-say-die spirit that are so much a part of any competitive sport comes from the rousing pep assemblies and rallies before each game. Pep Band, Cheerleaders, Peppers, and T-Steppers go all-out to boost morale and that feeling of good sportsmanship. At the close of the season, after the last touchdown has been scored and the last basket made, awards are presented to proud, deserving players. Pep spirit never ends at the close of a season-it is just carried over until the next year. BAD WEATHER could never keep Mrs. Mackey from backing the Trojans on the field.
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, 57, ' 5.1.1 TROIAN QUEEN KAY BRIAN with escort Iimmy Magness and Grizzly Queen Clara Anderson with escort Billy Mac Denny. CROWNBEARERS Kathy Holland and Rickey Rogers justsbefore he takes oif with the crown. At the roll of the drums the first Fort Smith maid for the 1960 Basketball Homecoming proceeded slowly down the length of the field house. Each girl carried an exquisite bouquet of white carnations, trimmed with either black and gold or red and white satin ribbons. Then amidst the thunderous cheers of the student body the Fort Smith and the Hot Springs Home- coming Queens were crowned. To climax the ceremony, the cheerleaders led the students in cheers in honor of the royalty. The festivi- ties were repeated in the evening. Basketball royalty preside THOIAN ROYALTY: Queen Kay Brian and escort Iimmy Magness. Maids and escorts: Vicki Saunders, Don Castleberry: Emily Ann Smith, Roth Horner: Ioyce Howell, Don Messersmith: Diane bearer: Kathy Holland. s Moore, Tony Mosier. Crown-
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