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Integrity: was telling your date No. student integrity was the key factor in the creation of increased student freedom. The Adnninistration obviously gained confidence in and respect for the student body, as they allowed all study halls to be abolished. Trustwor- thy seniors were allowed to specialize in their own areas of athletic interests — no longer being forced to partici- pate in a generalized gynn program. Integrity continued to make it possible for students to test without the pres- ence of the teacher ' s distracting gaze. However, the student lounge was closed on a number of occasions due to an unfortunate lack of respect for school property. Yet even when seem- ingly bawdy behavior and coarse lan- guage prevailed, personal integrity was maintained, allowing pride, friend- ship, and respect to prosper. Full page: As tradition dictates, MUS students say the Pledge ot Allegiance. This page: (top) Football team huddles in prayer before the Jackson game, (bottom) Chuck Farmer also known as Honest Abe, humbly solicits votes in front of Little Red School House. Opposite page: (top) Russell Day and Linton Weeks carry on dialogue during 71 Student Council elec- tions, (bottom) Mr. Mutzi, flanked by students showing their usual amount of respect, demon- strates to unknown dignitary the basics of his fa- vorite course, Spanish negative five. 24 Student Life
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Infellecfudlify: was making an A in applied sex education. Intellectuality maintained its usual standing in the forefront of student life at M,U-S, The Senior Class produced ten National Merit Scholarship semifi- nalists, just one less than White Sta- ' ' ' s representation from a senior almost ten times the size of ours. ' individual independent study ams were enacted, as well as a group independent study pro- tus, which met only two New clubs followed a ■ itellectuality --fd by the j the Art Ap- ■K
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