Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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 Organized distribution of state owned textbooks marks the beginning of a new year of study. Metropolis of Mobile offers unlimited opportunities to young people striving for success. 4

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Heritage Is Our Gift To Others . . . Vivacious cheerleaders spark the athletic program by encouraging students to attend the coming game. 3

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s 3 We ] Dre Dare . . . Announcement initiate each new school day. Heritage, handed down from generation to generation, is enriched through individual initiative and success. In education lies the oppor- tunity for one to gain personal achievement. During the three years spent at Murphy, each student becomes a little older, a little wiser, and a little better informed about the re- sponsibilities of life. Should we fail to fulfill these responsibilities, we would be failing not only ourselves but also the students of tomorrow. Each aspect of high school days is touched by the penetrating rays of learning. To advance in their academic phase of learning, students borrow freely from the Torch of Knowledge. By participating in classes, sports, and clubs, they learn the necessity of cooperation and self- discipline. Every addition strengthens and brightens the flame until it is ready for use, cither in choosing and upholding a career or in furthering education at a college or university. In June the graduating class ventures into the outside world, to pass the flaming torch of knowl- edge to others, giving them the opportunity to enrich their own minds. Joe Jones prepares to accept duties as Student Council President. 5