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

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'PZ 4 ef in ,ff-' S 4t77Z7 S6wze gevzedomeadtds 1. Gerald Irwin shows how to cure the school day blues by knocking the books off his desk. 2. John Boy Chancellor, alias Lee Richards proclaims That's the way it was,', October 26, 1977. 3. Miss McCracken shows the proper way to cure a boring speech in Speech and Drama class. 4. Girl watchers'??? .In islfws in-.mt xi , arp auf,1.l.raK.,fu'ltcr 'iam 12r41!Aa1fA1fi2rzm11 .LIL Dqpm Something different . . . Students at MHS found many ways to cure the 'Sschool day bluesn that attacked most of us. Activities ranged from staring dazedly out the window to building pyramids in the hall. Pep sessions, 'gcafeteria-clowiiingf, horseplay and many other activities that brought out the true interests of a person were in abundance at MHS. it rmmmlgnwa LuIx 1n euwpununw- -u mum

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