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in R ,E ,M for 4, .fx fi Cullum Crowned Miss Firelight as Pecos Eagle Burns While the Pecos Eagle hung precariously over a huge pile of wood, johnny jordan and Ray Yeates crowned Linda Cullum, freshman candidate, Miss Firelight of 1953. Runners-up for the honor were sophomore Shirley Burks, junior Ebba Brown, and senior Ann Hill. After Linda lighted the fire, the cheerleaders' led a pep rally from the back of a truck where the Lobo squad held a place of honor. The crowd roasted on one side and froze on the other, while the Eagle burned all over. P .S. We won-14-7! lp. Kite A wif
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1 -. 0 ld 616.1 f Students Provide Assembly Entertainment for All Tuesday morning assemblies presented a variety of student talent to entertain those of every taste. A Date with Judy gave us laughs galore. Christ- mas baskets of food were given to needy families through the Volunteer Firemen. Billy Ferrill had us in tears Cof laughterj when he recited The Thip. Delmo and Dorothy whirled through Lady of Spain in a breath-taking exhibition of dancing skill. 5 3 .ns- X . . 7 .c,L,L F4 'sie t 5 , N The Dead Beats provided a fine background for Ar- len's rendition of Caribbean -and a shotgun wed- ding gave us a glimpse of real QPJ backwoods life. These student participation programs not only entertained, but also provided the performers with valuable experience. .Q f-it n as
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. af lif fefzf?ifW-iii in 1-I 01d Traditions and New Ideas Keep School Spirit High With the football season at hand, there was never a dull moment at M.H.S. Familiar sights were the snake dances before the games and Don Bassman broadcasting our pep rallies. The Pep Squad always had a new stunt to pull at our pep rallies-such as robbing the nest of the Golden Crane, the picket line, and the cheerleaders with new yells. Mr. Martin started the tradition of the victory apples, and the Hobo Band was always on hand to play for snake dances and pep rallies. al' 1 'I' k 9 Nl xx ,V 'Il
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