Mason High School - Branding Iron Yearbook (Mason, TX)

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on Puncher Spirit The spirit activities included: competition between the classes to see who could yell the loudest, spirit walks to town, Hobo Day, original skits by the cheerleaders, spirit- building music from the band, a cowgirl award each week to the most spirited pep squad member, honk parades, a car decorating contest and, of course, sign painting on Mondays after school. We stood together as one for our players and school. In all it was a great year for the entire student body. for the Puncher's opposing team, Right: Punchers march to victory.

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Pictured above: Has Dee Ann Brandenberger found an interest other than the band? Those beautiful Puncher twirlers can liven up any pep rallyl fee , 4-1.we1.l,1f..,,. +G' 1 , ' 5 1 4 Pep Rallies Flourish The Pep Rallies were events that the students looked forward to each Friday after- noon. The spirit that we all had was unbeliev- able. Even the faculty took part in this year's spirit. As each game passed, there was even more spirit the next week. Everyone did his best to support the football players. Mitch Rasberry recites an elegy l l l l l Left: Nothing like a little Puncher Spirit l every now and then.

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Homecoming. . . Cheers and Tears Pride radiated from our smiling faces as we stood with heads held high and tears came to our eyes. It was the last game of the season, a victory for Mason over Big Lake. Now it's hard for the seniors to say good-bye to yesterday. As the tension mounts, johnna Bierschwale and Kim Hibler wait Sherry Fleming enjoys the luxury of being crowned Football Sweetheart in silence. Jfypi K li v 1 t N .Q 5... . s'aii 'SX W EW fy X , at.. k -2, 4: gfjj' 5 2 XE M: f M Seems everyone gets into the act on Homecoming. The Senior Punchers reminisce as their last game draws near. 16