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The patio took' on the look of an obstacle courso of boards, sandpiles, cement mixers and workers as the area between the band hall and new building was trans- formed into a driveway. Marshals . . . spurs ... a county jail . . . the doors swing open to a bit of the Old West—Cowfown MHS. Fall days play host Fall is a lime of excitement and activity at Mon- terey. Pep rallies, bus trips and school parties make ev- ery weekend a special time. Fall of '64 was no different, yet more challenging. Students found being a Plainsman twice as difficult, yet twice as much fun amid the extra confusion of an ever-expanding high school. Remodeling in the library and in the first floor hall, construction of a new field house and the addition of air conditioning units promised a bigger, better building. A new coach, traveling jackets and new spirit promised a better year. Wow! is tho only word to describe the Sparkles' performance ot the first pay assembly of the year. This versatile group received a standing ovation at both assemblies. 14
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outlined by committees .. . Working bohind the scene, Rccroation Com- mittee Co-chairmen. Jerry Wilkinson. Jane Barton and Greg Moorehead. plan all-school parties. Rita Williams, scrapbook chairman, prepares Monterey's scrapbook for entering the T.A.S.C. convention. Traffic and Courtesy occupy the spare time of Sally Eastwood, courtesy and cafeteria chairman; and Bill Hunter, traffic and safety chairman. Eight members compose each committee. Encouraging 2800 Plainsmen to be good citizens is the main task of the Citizenship Committee. Co-chairmen Robort Whitohill and Carla Bell plan Christmas decorations, campus landscaping and National Education Week.
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to parties, pep rallies, bus trips, fun • • • Celebrating a victory or forgotting a defoat comes a little bit easier at MHS after-game parties. Local bands, chosen by Rec- reation Committee Co-chairmen Jano Barton. Jerry Wilkinson and Greg Moorehead. provide entertainment. Cheerleaders, football playors and Plainsmen wished Coach Odom a Happy Victory and a Happy Birthday during the Amarillo-Tascosa pep rally. HAPPY VIC 15
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