Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Holidays, Parties Literally tons of crepe paper and hours of planning and preparation made Mardi Gras 1963 the most beautiful ever. The highlight of the all-school af- fair was the presentation of Mardi Gras royalty in the fantasyland of Emerald City. Snow is usually a welcome treat to Seniors Carol Best and Donna Parsons, but the four inches that fell a day before the senior play and two days before Mardi Gras gave Plainsmen a scare. Luck- ily. it was almost melted the night of the pliy.

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And Win for ’Men One of the most memorable occasions of the school year was Homecoming which was held in early October. At the pep rally, Queen Jan Barnett, Princesses Lynn Easter and Tina Weatherby, and Attendants Patti Bay- lot, Gloria Brown, Donna King and Karen Warren were presented to fellow students and exes. The Plainsman football team completed the day's activities by defeat- Princess Tina Weatherby. former SC treasurer, has served as a class vice-president for two yeors. Princess Lynn Easter is a senior cheerleader. Attendant Karen Warren, after serv- ing as a class vice- president her sopho- more and junior years, was a cheer- leader her senior year. Attendant Donna King has served as a class vice-presi- dent her sophomore year, and secretary of her junior and senior class. ing Pampa 35-13. Queen Jan Barnett also holds the honor of being head cheerleader and chairman of the Courtesy and Cafeteria Committee. Attendant Patti Baylot has served as a class vice-presi- dent throughout her high school career. Attendant Gloria Brown. Student Council secretary, was MONTEREY MIRROR editor for two years.

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Warm Winter Scene Just as everyone was sure that school would last forever, the excitement of the holidays provided a brief respite. Fol- lowing in quick succession, Cowtown, the Exchange Assem- bly, Mardi Gras and an exciting basketball season made bleak days bright. Trophies to be placed in a prominent place in our trophy case arc presented to Mr. Honey by Carlton Jones and Tom Deilke. The cups were won in pre-district basketball play. A good dance routine takes hours of practice, say Carol Hastings and Vicki Keeling, who danced for the '63 Ex- change Assembly. Innocents Abroad. Cowtown MHS. the first all school party of the year, was an occasion for cowboy hats and boots. Stu- dents relaxed on the bleachers as they watched the talent show. Later, they returned to the dance floor or went to the cafeteria for refreshments.