Muskegon High School - Said and Done Yearbook (Muskegon, MI)

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Pete Sheldon of North Muskegon is presenting the sportsmanship trophy to Karl Hesse and Dave Cooke at one of the pep assemblies. 'qfcncczge we won Me hugely. The pride and joy of our school, Socrates finds, is the sportsmanship trophy won last year. The students are determined to keep it for the next two years and thus make it ours for keeps. Sock applauds their true sportsmanshke efforts This IS how the sportsmanship trophy was won Even the teachers cheer at our basketball games LA A if 4 N Q X' 'E 3 vlgfi N X A c , fat g 'fy 5 , s , pgs f ff ,A 4,

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Students participate in an assembly and help demonstrate rhythms of Latin American music Willie Watson is expert on the bongo drums while Duck Danhof Carol VanderStelt and Sandra Swanson assist with various per cussion instruments felaxeafofz 5 Sock is very pleased with our assemblies They are both entertaining and inspirational He finds the musical program presented by by emphasizing the rhythms of modern and classical music The Christmas pageant with its effective costuming and lighting effects gave just the right touch to emphasize the true meaning of Christmas Fear not the angel is telling the shepherds during our Christmas assembly the Smyths both informative and entertaining

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71315 Em z'4e7fz4cltoWccZofzq Besides attendmg home games Sock goes on an excursson to Battle Creek sponsored by Booster Club Going everyone IS mtent upon wlnmng a game but comnng back all that sounds good IS e Much preparatlon goes Into an excursion procur mg a bus and selllng tickets making pom poms and slgns and arrangmg for food No one not even Sock can cheer wlthout the proper equipment and a full stomach If