Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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!” are seniors

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Phftt! Plink! Spitting seeds is nut as easy as it looks for Alan AI mack. Cowtown means one thing to one cowpoke and something else to another. A trusty pal gets a handout from Marshall Tommy White while Deputy Iuirry Wharton gets in practice for a “bang-up” time at the all-school party. II

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Even a sack lunch tastes good to Suzie Hardin, Patti Anderson and Candace Baker when the buses stop for supper on the way to Pampa. Student body all ‘go’ as ’Men try for title P ic-scason polls had Monterey picked for seventh place in state football competition. There wasn’t a Plainsman alive who believed it. Each one knew, somehow, that Mon- terey was number one in 1967-68. The pre-district games promised to be tough— and they were. However, not even a stinging loss to cross- town rival Coronado dimmed the spirit of 2,000 students who be- lieved in the red and blue. Pep rallies got bigger and better and finally climaxed at one hour for the Spur Game. The season, though disappointing on the scoreboard, was tremendously successful in developing a common bond among Plainsmen. 13 Big Raider tackle and former Plainsman, Dickie Crigg, outlines his formula for success.