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Page 11 text:
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During an assembly pep rally, Robbie DeCoux, president of the student body, rings the Victory Bell In honor of Bruiser and the football team. Big Tigers at MHS in 1965 are Coach Bennie Kimble and his basketball team.
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This is the Year of the Tiger The Tiger is the emblem of the MHS athlete—the embodiment of strength, courage, and sportsmanship - - - The Tiger is the symbol of MHS Spirit—attributes of competition, cooper- ation, and teamwork - - - We identify ourselves with the MHS Tiger. Wherever we go—whatever we do—the Tiger goes with us. We personify our Alma Mater—her cherished tradi- tions and standards of excellence that set her apart and give her a person- ality all her own - - - This is the Year of the Tiger - - - We all carry the Tiger banner - - - We are all Tigers - - - ) Our new Tiger mascot, presented to MHS by the Humble Oll Company Is brought to the stage by Mrs. Kimbrell, Mrs. Quin, and Mrs. Denman for his first appearance before the student body. a Mr. Dickey Kendall, president of the Touchdown Club, presents Tiger 2 center Todd Carlisle with the T.D. Club Permanent Team Captain tro- i phy. Other honors won by Todd are the Rotary Club Most Valuable Line- man Trophy and selection on the South All Big Eight second team. Larry Daughdrill and Jeanee Felder pose with Bruiser who was so named by the stu- dent body in a cheerleader-sponsored con- test. rs
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... at MHS... September 8, 1964—five hun- dred and fifty lazy Tigers rose from their summer rest to start the new school year. Back to school meant trading sunbaths and swim- ming and sleeping late, for studies and schedules and Shakespeare. There was nothing fair about the exchange—or was there? Back to school meant back to work, it’s true — but included in the deal were new friends, new ideas, and dozens of new things to do. So — Tigers stretched, flexed their muscles, smoothed out the kinks, and got set for the wonder- ful year ahead—the Year of the Tiger. Opening day assembly — September 8, 1964. For every brick and grain of mortar in our building, somewhere there is a Tiger who loves and is dedicated to MHS and all the things for which she stands.
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