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To blow off all their excess energy, stu- dents found a number of diversions. Dances, usually sponsored by the Student Council, brou i ' ht out the animal nature in MUS men and their women. Probably the most memor- able party was the Festival of the Dead, as the Clack Dining Hall was graced by the presence of a genuine coffin, a mummy, and psychedelic lights. By unanimous vote, Mrs. Green was awarded the prize for looking the deadest. When students weren ' t busy with dances at night, they were causing trouble in the daytime. Some of the most outstanding ways to get into trouble included: laughing in spite of yourself when you told Col. Lynn that you lost your tube of BrylCreem, and he asked you if you had your name on it; rolling Mr. Springfield ' s piano down Ridgeway Road and narrowly missing one of Coach Rudolph ' s children; complimenting Mr. Per- due on his excellent choice of Hong Kong suits made by a tailor with no arms; blowing a bubble in Coach Thorn ' s face; and, finally, offering Col. Lynn a little toddy before the mid-winter formal. Upper lejt: John Curtis Upper right: Dick Cowan gets uptight, out of sight, and in the groove. Behind him are Lisa Overton and Bob Caldwell. Middle: The Fifth Movement supplies soul sounds after the MUS victory over the Whitehaven foot- ball team. Below: The mobs turn out for a victory celebra- tion in the school dining hall. m % ■ v% •J»
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Far lejt: Pep Club president, Holmes Pettey, gives the traditional kiss to newly chosen Homecoming Queen, Marion McKee, as Marion ' s escort, DeWitt Shy, gives his consent. Leji: Homecoming Queen, Marion McKee. Marion is a Senior at Hutchison and has been an MUS cheerleader for the past three years. Ahore: Joel Bailey and Faith McDonald are part of the large crowds which turn out to cheer the varsity foot- ball team on to ictor) ' . 23
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Left: Chow-time. From left are Danny Goodwyn, Rightsel, Chow, Oliver Cobb, Heflin, and Palmer Brown. Below: Howard Hatchett (left) tells Chris Powell, Lay one on me. Water balloon fights are annual means of aggression between sopho- mores and seniors. Bottom of thine: Bob Hoehn, Jimmy Wetter, and Bill Jemison express the discipline code of MUS — see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil.
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