Mexico High School - Mascot Yearbook (Mexico, MO)

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sue an-qu' 4- ag: Q9 Us Gao no Quo 9230 on Oh? a Searching through the publications scrapbook for a homecoming article, Debbie Brooks and Marjorie Chaney reminisce past events at MHS. Nancy Erdel, Gail Moore, and Carol Dever ttopi compare their senior section with the one in the first Mascot published 20 years ago. ttop right! Wanda Benjamin and ad manager Judy Dug- gins total the day's income from ad sales. Taking a minute from class time tcenteri Mrs. Barnes and Sandy Harcrow admire Nita Smith's new ring. tlefti After announcing at the sales assembly that there would be a name-the-doll contest to win a free Mascot, Debbie Deason displays the doll, later named Rupert. tfar left? Edhor Unda PhHHps,leh,and ckcuhuon nmnager Nancy AHem right, help Kathy Atkins get ideas for opening section pages. ,J- Qu .1 is . , .. W i. ..., M. Ei? g w K X be-an K wack L NWA r....'w-oanqguqgq I . f. . ,W L

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- K. iss. ? 'J Organizations 133 :1,' lfrom top left, clockwise! Looking over a scrapbook of MHS news, Carol Wegener, center, finds a needed bit of information with the help of Terry Ehrhardt and Teresa jones. That Kuester and his Mover Mouse! laugh Dianne Davis and Karla Baker as they read proof sheets. john Kuester, Growl TV director, signs off another of the Friday evening shows. An ad layout takes shape with the help of the Ledger's mat service for ad manager Phil VanHorn and Su- zette O'Connor. not pictured: Cary MaGuire.

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.annr 'm..-.,,,A i I john Recob and Rod Allen, photographers, examine the settings on a new camera for the Publications class donated by the Key Club. lbottom right? Kathy Quinlan, jay Morris, and Vicki lenner put in a few of the long hours it takes to compile the index. I 'mi8't1triemf,,1L3 68 Mascot Places First in Missouri Under the supervision of Mrs. Dora Barnes, the 1968 Mascot received the top honors a yearbook can achieve in both state and national competition. After being selected first in state, the Mascot was rated the highest possible in all three major national judging services. This year's staff, attempting to top the '68 Mascot sales, presented an assembly which included a skit featuring Sadie and the Moonshine Raiders, a jug band consisting of senior girls. To raise money for the '69 Mascot, the staff, as in the past, canvassed the town over a period of two weeks selling Christmas evergreens. The staff also co-sponsored with the Pep Squad a new project, Work Day, held in April with proceeds going to both organizations. The students were hired out by Mexicoans to do odd jobs around the house. In order to become better acquainted with the American Yearbook Company, the Mascot's publisher, members of the class took a short vacation from their studies to tour the plant in Hannibal. They were shown, step by step, the intricate process of putting a yearbook together. Roger Lewis, junior, winner of the name-the-doll contest, received a free yearbook for submitting the name Rupert. t'wnW i' Q E+'