Mathis High School - Galleon Yearbook (Mathis, TX)

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HUMECUMING - Q' -,, M4 A JOHNNY SNODY ESCORTED KATHY HOLMES, the football sweetheart of 1964-65, SEATED ON THE FLOAT, following her coronation at halftime. YELLS AT THE BONFIRE were led by cheerleaders Susan Knolle, Nancy Teague, Charleen Brown, and Linda Stapp 26 furnished by the Jaycees, were the three nominees--Ann RITA LEDBETTER, AMADA VELA, AND ROSALINDA GALVAN helped form the snake dance which followed FOUR EXES--Lonnie Messer, J. M. Edmondson, Ir., Lloyd Hutchens, and W, A. Henderson--spoke to the I

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Quang, fksayfsili If wig 5'4 W rzmmr' Q, More involved activities begin early in the fall with pep rallies every Friday, in- cluding a downtown pep rally before the first district game. Soon football is over and basketball begins. Students are en- couraged to attend basketball games with the same spirit that they attended football games. With second semester comes several awards programs, including lettermen awards programs, scholastic a ward s , and the National Honor Society's calling out ceremony. Track and baseball begin in early spring, with six meets and twenty games scheduled. Next on the spring cal- endar of events is the senior-sponsored Western Day activities, including a parade, games, and lunch on the grounds. High- lighting the year's social events is the junior-senior prom. Baccalaureate service and Commencement e xe r c i s e s conclude the activities of the school year. ACTIVITIES

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A BIG EVENT ,QE 'fi Boatwright, Kathy Holmes, and Charleen Brown. the bonfire and wound over the school yard area. HOMECOMING is always a big event at Mathis High School. Most of the students turned out on Thursday night for the annual bonfire activities. As in the past, senior players lighted the bonfire. Friday the students went to a special assembly, in which they showed their continuing enthusiasm and faith in the Pirates. This year four exes of Mathis High School spoke at the assembly, voic- ing their opinions of the team and reminiscing about their days at M. H. S. Friday night's g am e climaxed homecoming events. One of the most exciting parts of home- coming was the crowning of the football sweet- heart. She was elected from three nominees se- lected by the Pirate varsity. The band and pep squad participated in half-time activities by forming a side w alk for the nominees and their escorts. ...nu-'f' 2? ,,.,--' 'If 1 ' L SUSAN ' f K Q S 1 SIl1dCI1I body at the hOmCC0miI'1g CHEERLEADERS Linda Stapp, Nancy Teague, Susan Knolle, and Pirate assembly. Jim Maedgen helped to create spirit.