Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Winter Premieres as Grid ' Too soon the year ended . . . the rekindling of a priceless tradition marked a passing season . . . Christmas holidays found Plainsmen thinking of others as they tackled the annual canned food drive . . . but yet'. . . too soon if was over. 22

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Fall Spotlight During the course of the year, there comes a time when students feel the need to introduce their parents to life at MHS. Through the Parent Visitation Tour, each mother and father were given a glimpse of class- room activities that constitute each Plainsman day. This year, as every year, students faced the difficult problem of synchronizing school work with the bus trips, football games, after-game parties, pep rallies and the Plainsman spirit that are all so much a part of Monterey. Climaxing Monterey's first night pep rally. Student Body President Mike Malcik presents Sports Queen Chris Adrean with traditional red roses and a congratulatory kiss. As the bus caravan en route to Pampa pauses at a roadside park pep rally which boosted Plainsmen to a 28 to 6 victory over the for supper, cheerleaders and enthusiastic students stage an impromptu Harvesters.

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Season Closes A flag at half mast, a cancelled pep rally and the sudden insignificance of the Silver Spurs reflect Plains- man sorrow at the death of a President. Cold Winter weather drives activity indoors as basketball season begins. Streamers of red and bloc and a battle cry of Bug the Westerners augment Plainsman spirit before the annual Silver Spur contest. Symbol of a sorrowing school, the flag at half mast reminds Plainsmen of the passing of a President. 23