Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

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How to define school life? To teachers it meant preparation, dedication, and facing students with attitudes both good and bad. To students it meant opportunities and friendships. In some cases feelings were less positive. Whatever the case, school lifei' was indeed a major part of life in general for both students and staff at M.H.S. 1. Jane Kelso learns that it doesn't pay to push Joe Timbrook around. 2. The Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders do a routine to the school song at a pep session. 3. At a pep session, Sandy Pipher and Deb Goins portray the opposition's mascots. 4, Randy Hembree gives Karen Ferguson's glasses a wash job. ik ' 1 l up V' 5 , V, VN W 4 air 3,5 jpg.. L, . -. A 4 .. V . A R .ga J A . g il WW .. M lg ialtii: ' 3 .ld 'Q' 1 '- . - '. .. . .' -' . r' s 1 t AW f t 4' 'j,i2ff'?r if f mild? at f 5 ' ., r . ' Q f' . .. Q f i ' ' . ' , ' 2 W ' . 5- 2. - r ? v w-gi' Q M-, 7. V' ,. A Q ' . . - ,r . - V '- - K i si - . at f H 1 -- 'L rtf' Y ' , , , Q . n -- t -' , . x f7wffnmf,ayti g , ' 1. . -gn.. , dftfv 52? 5 .. A210 fl: 1 - f. ff ,A 'mm' f ytfzz. f1'fw9wg 'L M f' . .t e ' 'H f f ' W tw? 1 -- r - -' ' X' sf v r af. a.5 iwax ' 'fft:t59fg2,.a12rf45d5i?Efzf?.vwA6IgsY1i'5f . .fr f A ff , ' 'L r2gr,',1taZ-af,w:w ?. aaa.. . . .. , r f-f' ., t4 , M k mf vr:Wi'E2'lfa,K95. f, W'r6,?w.y.,h .,,, . , . f., . , .mi .lv W. at fa. ..i..rpC3vt.w,w4ifL-.fmmgfw .. . fr .Adi M g ' 4 Wfft, 1-.ff-ic. 'A as .' ff, 2 ...A .1 V. . -ff 4 Wd 5-V - W , My LH.V..,! ,iz ,L I w,,f,..kal,.7Q,Mm4,AI LEE. J K., W.u.,4wL gg, V . - A 73.7. MMWQ.: H.m MwWw4gg,7 . My fV.Qiil My . ,Magi f' ,W M ftggai fetwg My I tyggp. M -V 'M .fwm5,'9??g,hQ5grtgf5fQgff5+s5r.,,,.54gwq:. 1, gn.fviQ+4Wtf ff' ::5,..w -:A ya-f I. .4 fn .. , 'L' - M M fi ,.... .... . . . . .. . . .. , , wt 4 fi f W - , if , f if7f't?wff'f'k'9.2ffa . - - . ..pDlils , . . rf . ' ' 'a,.X-,Mb . rip .Wa 4 t tttt . awww s

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I I The 31st annual Persimmon Festival was held September 17-24. lt began with the traditional candle light tour at Spring Mill where several people from the community dressed up and set the scene of early pioneer life. Sev- eral contests were going on throughout the week. Just a few were: the skate- board, pudding, and Queen contests. Eva Powell won S200 for having the best Persimmon pudding. Susie Wilcox reigned as queen with her six prin- cesses: Debbie Hadley, Kelly Beasley, Julie Knox, Paula Cessna, Tammy Tol- bert, and Anita Pemberton. The festival had something for every- one, ranging from the wide selection of rides to the various types of foods. The big tent gave town merchants a chance to display their wares. All good things must come to an end. The Per- simmon Festival ended with the grand parade on Saturday. 1-W l'-'fill' 'fait' 1. Tammy Knight and Terry Gilbert tum- ble to their heads as they take a spin on the Rock-O-Planes. 2. Queen Susie Wilcoxg past Queen, Carol Edwards Powellg Miss Congeniality, Julie Paceg Miss Swimsuit, Kim Richardson, Princesses: Julie Knox, Debbie Hadley, Paula Cessna, Anita Pemberton, Tammy Tolbert, and Kelly Beasley. Yi W vis,