Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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FIRST ROW: B. Dillard, D, Hilton. I. Manasco. J. Benge, D. Tomlinson, G. Horton, J. Kitch, T. Duckett. SEC- OND ROW: V. Hoffman, R. LaFever, S. Cerveny, L. Hogan, D. Muse, C. Welch, R. Myers, C. Grissom, C. Haw- kins, P. Wiedemann. THIRD ROW: J. George, G. Collins, M. Smith, N. Parsons, B. Jung, M. Tomlinson, R. Lay STUDENT CGUNCIL BUILDS RESPONSIBILITY The Mustang Student Council, composed of 34 members and alternates, works to help the administration better the student body. In this manner the sportsmanship committee set up a code of ethics for each Broncho to follow. The council followed up last year's Heart Fund drive and ended the week with 3328. 31. One of the council's main objectives was to promote school spirit through a spirit week. Each student participated to make it a great week. This year the council supervised an assembly conducted by Dr. Cunningham from O. S. U. His topic was So You Think You're in Love. The council also saw the need of change of pace from the past, girl ask boy party. They worked out a mixer for the boys to ask the girls. The council ended a happy and successful year. K. Vaughn. The 1967-68 Student Council Officers are: James Student Council altemates are: FIRST ROW: D. Benge - President, Debbie Tomlinson - Secretary, Frazier, C. Warren, P. Armstrong, D. Hamil- Velma Hoffman - Counselor, and Johnnie Manas- ton, P. Wiedemann. SECOND ROW: S. Benda, co - Vice-President. D. Landsberger, B. Elliott, N. Hendrick, J. Bat- terman, G. Bejcek. THIRD ROW: K. Goin, K. 46 Durbin, B. Jung, M. Huddleston, T. Murray.

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THE SPIRIT My school has a spirit Freed by a rousing cheer, A clapping of hands, Or a broad smile of victory. My school is spirited, In time of demise, On the athletic field or in the classroom. And there is always a swelling Pride of awe when the Mustang Fight song is sung. I f, v .L M ' 'h-.si-tim-iNc:g1,Ag'! 49 W, its 'V QW VN, lw fe f , .. gf: gig f',jfQ:g f A .is ' H 5 ,, vs 'm:,...z., ., z-X Q- , , -- 1: . , 3-t ' 'N : ,1 : 7, . 2. r V -'g za 1 fi ,X 'Q + , ' ,X I ' I as H ..,, v' .I ey -4 ., A

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HEART FUND KING AND QUEEN Jonnie Manasco and Steve Franklin At an assembly Thursday, February 15, the coronation of the King and Queen of Hearts was held. Mr. I. W. Bell and Mrs. Lois Blanche from the Oklahoma Heart Association were guests. Carol Grissom, chairman of Social Service Committee dedicated the money collected to the Heart Fund. The King and Queen of Hearts of 1968 were the seniors, Steve Franklin and Jonnie Manasco. The first runners-up were freshmen, Steve Sanders and Nancy Cerveny. The second runners-up were the seventh graders, Bobby Duggins and Diana Gooch. Third runners-up were the eighth graders, Raymond Lay and Rena Sue Hill. Fourth runners-up were the juniors, Toby Haskins and Nancy Hendricks. Fifth runners-ups were the sophomores, Bill Dillard and Patti Kortemeier. As a member of the student body at Mustang, you have the privilege of voting in all student elections. All registered voters in Mustang High School crowded into the polls Wednesday, April 24, to vote in Student Council officers for the year of '68 and '69, Serving as President for the coming year will be Jim Kitch, Bill Dillard as vice-presi- dent, along with Connie Timm as secretary. Ronnie Jay, Mustang's first Student Council Pres- ident, was guest speaker for Student Council Instal- lation assembly held in the new gym on May 1. Ronnie is a graduate of Mustang High School of the year 1966. STUDENT CDUNCII. IS ACTIVE WITH HEART FUND AND ELECTION lr Jim Kitch, a Junior, wins election Campaign speeches for Student Council Officers were held in the new gym- for Student Council President for the school year '68 and '69. Courtesy of DEE'S TIRE STORE 4th Sc Main Yukon, Okla. Courtesy of THE MUSTANG MIRROR 450 W. Main Yukon, Okla. 47