Melrose High School - Mustang Yearbook (Melrose, FL)

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LLCOQSiey 566 Site 12 Susie . . . . . Sandra Ridaught Jim . . . . . . Mike Lawrence Mr. R ynold . . . . Alvin Lilly Mrs. Reynolds . . . . . Dale Fallin Midge . . . . . . . Carole Allison Blimp . . . . . . . . Larry Brown Petey . . . . Winslow Fredriksson Gussie . . . . Carol Hansen Nona - - - MaryAnn Townsend Beverly - . . . Maida Griffin Agnes . . . Barbara Turner Mr. Foley . . . . . . Don Butler Jumbo . . . . . . Charles Brown Miss Oakey . Linda Strickland Miss Comstalk . Peggy Wallace Officer . . . . . . Jerry Burnette Directress . . . . Mrs. Holden We've put up with enough vandalism from Sweetums, did Susie make you dry the Weston High! dishes? November is the month for blooms, Why don't you go home and lie down Susie, dear.H awhile, Miss Oakey?

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B111 d096, vs Hornets at Homecoming The fighting bulldogs are in a huddle before the game-- To beat the Hawthorne Hornets is their aim. The bonfire, the queen and her court-- this is part of the homecoming sport. A rousing cheer-- At the homecoming hop-- the team is here. we danced till we dropped.

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First, we struggle out of bed, Feeling not much more than dead. Breakfast is over and off we go, The prospect of learning makes us move slow. A mad dash -- we're there on time, First period English -- 3. Shakespeare rhyme. nOh! What a Beautiful ' ' The school bell is ring- Next is Math, and then comes History, Morning, ' Fourth period is Ag, 01' Homemaking mystery. What do you thlnk we tBy now we're in our stubborn mood, are--brains? Waiting for the bell that signals FOOD'U A J ing; we're gonna be late. After lunch a meeting we aught to attend, But we skip it, and toward the lawn we wend. Again we hear the class bell sound, Grumpling and complaining, we scramble from the ground. The next class lasts forever and more, Yet finally we're out and race for the door. Now 1t's last period and we're well on our way, Toward the end of another long, wearisome day. hi The coaches' whistle is heard screeching its blast, That means get dressed and out here , and boy, they mean fast. 5 At long last, the school day is over; and With hearts filled with joy, We trudge home and are greeted with; Get to work, my boy! Wow! Dig this Psychol- . Where did I put that . Oh, Coach! Not more ogy Class. Mad? ? exercise !