Mattawan High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mattawan, MI)

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Girls learn physical skills that can be used later in life in addition to health with Mrs. Baker. Otojjj yMtltth ojaAj Uu fo Oj Life. With many people working forty hours or less a week constructive recreational skills are needed to live a useful life. Music, arts, physical skills and sports learned in school help out later in life. Health and a sound body are vital to our country, our families and ourselves. Mr. Van Westrionen has shown that music is more than marching. The School Choir was revived this spring when Mr. Avery came.

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ENTHUSIASM - KEYNOTE OF HOMECOMING '64. The week's activities were toy day, backwards day, clash day, and to show our school spirit there was school color day. Parents found Homecoming an enjoyable one too, because of student's absence from home while making their prize float. To boost our spirit W. M. U. Broncos wished us luck at Thursday's bonfire. Yea Mattawan's lasted 'til the last seconds of Friday's game. CHEERS, COMMOTION, AND CONFUSION. Finally the big day came. The craze that day was signs pinned on backs that urged victory for our 'cats. Even the teachers joined us! The band led the afternoon parade of the floats. Many alumni returned for the big game and dance following. Although not victorious we were all proud of our team, our queen Sandy Bingham, and our king Tracy Ritter. The week came to a close with twisting and dancing to the music of the Malibus.