Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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-iffiffl .,,,L. , 3 FRONT ROW: J. Henderson, L. Casey, J. Manasco, L. Hogan, C. Hawkins, I. Benge. SECOND ROW: E. Rogers, S. Franks, Instructor, C. Vernon, P. Dunn, J. Foreman, K. Haskin. THIRD ROW: K. Goin, F. Cumby, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: G. Horton, L. Smith, D. Simmons, G. Bejcek, and T. Wells. 1 I I NEW CLUBS ADDED THIS YEAR Everyone recognizes that Spanish requires a lot of skill and knowledge in foreign language. Follow- ing t is idea, the Spanish Club with its 21 members strives to create interest in languages by introducing the members to materials and activities not available in the class room. The club consists of students who have had, or are in, Spanish I. They presented the play Asi Es La Vida! fSuch Is Life lj to the student body. Among their guest speak- ers were Dr. iliana Enri'- guey from the Dominican Republic. Frank Cumby and Sallie Franks sponsor the club, while I. Benge - Pres. , J. Manasco - Vice Pres. , J. Finch - Sec. , L. Casey - Reporter, J. Hen- derson - Sergeant -at -A rms , Student Council Represent- ative - C. Hawkins, G. Bejcek - Altemate. FRONT ROW: C. Frazier, I. Myers, K. Smith, S. Beflda. G' Bejcek. I. Benge. R. Foreman, J. Kitch, K. Goin, D. Muse. SECOND ROW: J. McFatridge, B. Dillard C. Grizzle. The Science and Math Club helps bring the 12 charter mem- bers together with common in- terest in math and science. It also makes them aware of the many professional opportunities in these areas. They are still in the stage of being organized and have not yet held regular meetings. Moore 's Science Club visited the Mustang ,Club during the year to give an insight on the purposes of the organization and officers. The sponsors are Carl Grizzle and John McFat- ridge. The officers are as fol- lows: Pres. - Jim Kitch, V. Pres. - Grant Bejcek, Sec. - Treas. - Karen Smith, Reporter - Cathy Frazier. 53

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. I ft l' ,- if - I' . KW - A E, ' 1. 1. X. Nr .sf i W I f t ff RX W Q ' as I AlAL 1 - 1.rs .4..,. A l- FIRST ROW: J. Hixon, N. Cerveny, R, Novak, C. Courtney, C. Jones. SECOND ROW: J. Stegall, C. Warren, C. Brewer, B. Young, T. Lunsford, J., Johnson, B. Jung, P. Dunbar, B. Mantooth, L. Gunn, R.,Horton, J. Smith., spon- sor. THIRD ROW: N. Parsons, P. Armstrong, R, Trull, C. Foreman, J. Krivanek, D, Simmons, K. Goin, J. Cosper D. Williamson, P. Clifton, D. Lay, L. Sipes, J. Loper. FOURTH ROW: V. Urban, S, Parker,,S. Williamson, V. Jones, A. Akin, C. Johnson, S. Brown, J. Pewitt, S. Shaw, S. McDowell, J. Fitzgerald, K. Brisco, FIFTH ROW: R, Hill, D. Dunn, B. Griffin, D. Dunn, B. Justus, V. Merrick, K. Durbin, B. Harris, L. Haley, R. Smith, W, Lands berger, J. Brisco, S. Ward, L. York. THE ECHOES OF SPIRIT Oh, when those Mustang Bronchos fall in line, we're going to win this game another time: for the dear old team we're going to toss that ball and make a scoreg We're going to roll our opponent on the floor, out the door, M, H. S, Junior High Cheerleaders are Carol Jones, Charlene Courtney, Renae Novak, Jeanette Hixon, and Nancy Cerveny, 52 we love so wellg for the dear old team we'll yell and yell and yell, We're going to fight, fight, fight for ever moreg

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FRONT ROW: C. Stover, instructor, D. Morrell, J. Elliott, J. Bailey, P. Kortemeier, L.'Powers, D. Muse D. Hilton, C. Timm, S. Cerveny, L. Mercer, R. LaFever. SECOND ROW: D. Holiday, C. Welch, R Myers, K. Goin, R. Foreman, G. Horton, R. Keen, C. Vernon, B. Elliott, D. Williams, C. Hinshaw R Keen. THIRD ROW: D. Berkley, C. Nyquist, J. Hayes, K. Presgrove, L. Bassett, T. Briscoe, S. Dunbar C. Owens, L. Hogan, N. Gaymon, D. Garrett, J, Jones, K. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Woods, B. Dillard F. Hussfeldt, A. Akin, J. Kitch, J. Benge, D. Simmons, M. Huddelston, B. Bassett, T. Wells, S. Gooch G. Melugin, S. Benda, J. Henderson, A. Boatman, and J. Garner. HAPPY VOICES B.LENDING FREELY This past year, Mustang's Choral Winds, was active with contests, assemblies, special programs, and festivals. Underthe supervision of Mrs. Carolyn Stover, the members of the Choral' Winds have brought home many honors. After receiving I at district contest, held at Southwestern State College, the Choral Winds attended state contest on April 18 at Stillwater. The rating at Stillwater was superior. The Choral Winds performed at the annual Christmas concert, open house, and gave two Christ- mas performances at FAA. The music department also helped to produce the first suc- cessful musical comedy, Plenty of Money , along with the stage band and speech department. These were the main highlights of the year. 54 Music Officers are: Beverly Elliot - Vice-President, Danny Simmons - President, Jimmy Kitch - Reporter, Karen Smith. Courtesy of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Yukon, Okla.