Muleshoe High School - Eagle Yearbook (Muleshoe, TX)

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ACTHX l'llx'lllli1S The Moles were given a rousing send oft as they left for a game with Springlake. A pep rally was held out on the school grounds. Student Council President Johnny Allison was in Charge of the rally. - NOD1 Talks were made by Head Cheerleader Quineil Elliott and player Charles Jennings. i'- This would be an Unusual scene if it Weren't for today being freshman initiation, After the freshman girl's shoe scramble some of the girls are putting on their shoes and some are still hunting. Hey! What's going on? if

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' ' 'I 'I ' 'll 'll 'X ,7X'11 X R, l'f,l,rlb rl ,li A sl MDN 'ID 1.f' X Y if if Students wait for their turn to register for the new year's Classes. X .glfi nl' f gl The line slowly moves up . . . Walter Parker is getting enrolled. rig 4 ,Q After enrolling books must be had here Walter ns receuvnng hrs books for has new classes 20 R P06 Mr. Parker shows the effects of a day's work of enrollment.

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l liUMlEECiDQVllN G Our annual Homecoming Day was on November 9, 1956, and was one of much activity. Approximately two hundred Exes were present to make the day a huge suc- cess. To end the day, a Homecoming Game was played with Dimmitt. During halftime ceremonies the Homecoming Queen, Mary Jo Holt, was crowned. Muleshoe won the game by a score of T2-O. .4 L L, x ft Registration forthe Exes. During the day an unusual pep rally was held. A slcit was put on by the cheerleaders and members of the football team entitled The Marriage of Mr. Muleshoe Mule to Miss Hope Victory. Mr. Muleshoe Mule was played by Bill Black, co-captain of the foot- ball team, and Miss Hope Victory was played by Mary Jo Holt, the Homecoming Queen. The ceremony having been completed, the lovely couple walk up the aisle together