Mineral Wells High School - Burro Yearbook (Mineral Wells, TX)

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Just hearing the word Hwork makes us all want to run and hide, but it is something we've all learned to accept, When the band and drill team go to contest, their work shows when they come back with superior ratings. UlL members and athletes strive hard and they always do well. The cheerleaders work hard to give the student body a good pep rally each week and to get football fans to cheer at the football games. Students worked harder than ever this year to keep their grades up. No matter what kind of work we have to do. we all know that all of this hard work pays off in the end.

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CRqs va aNG , hath ,J x Though MWHS Is falling apart there IS one thing that keeps us to-ether . n V Our campus comes alive Wlth their laughter. They have the power to lift your spirits high or take you down with one glance. The shape and size of the package makes no difference. Each one Is an Individual and holds her own special spell on the world. The girls at Mineral Wells High School are very unique people and hold a specnal place In our hearts.

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w x C Page 12 Upper Right: Randy West, Freshman. knows that practice and dedication make up a Sweepstakes band, Middle Right: Sophomores Amy Jones and Cynthia Burns know it takes a lot of Smdylng to keep the grades up. Lower Left: Trying to get the Junior class to cheer is a tedious task for seniors Joe Reyes and Carin Caliman. Lower Right: Juniors Brent Fuller. Cole McKennon, and Senior Will Warren work on the ultimam driving machine. Page 13 Upper Left: Freshman Jennifer Gludewell finds it hard work Just to stay awake in class. Upper Right: Becky Klingensmith, senior. practlces her prose reading for UlL Middle Left: Junior Kim Cason takes time off from lunch to study hard on her school work. Middle Right: The Wranglerens' hard work shows m the halftime show durh ing the football games. Lower Left: Seniors Scanet Moore. Scott Moore, Kelli Schrank. Denise West, juniors Lisa Rutherford, Jason Laughlin. and sophomore Patti Goen know mat this kind of work Isn't all that bad.