Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

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...Bring woe to townsfolk SWEETWATER SPIRIT - Local Citizens showed they were enthusiastically back- ing the Ponies to State in '58 by ap- pearing at ticket headquarters as early as 3 or A p.m. loetore tickets went on sale the next morning. State in '58 proved a premature cry echoing through SHS and around Sweetwater as local citizenry prepared to blitz the Bucks from Breckenridge and ride high and handsome to the state championship. Breck ended all i ,s , mf? 2 af if it 'dreams with a slashing, hard-fought l6-l4 victory, l: not before Sweetwater and the Mustangs proved the selves true champions in spirit, if not in deed. The gar loss was the second of the season to the powerful Bucl is ,y .ie '- :ls .. 5 2 wpsurf 5 J -::., : ,2:':' -2- 'r fmtl' 1 if D .i si s ., Xi - ......., . .,,.,.,, , Q 2 W wil? LQ 5? , , 'ia f' I ,,,. . if r if T? E ig.:-5:1 v.-eng: ---- t V 'Lg if ' f I 'E W :gg ig FITTING FlNALE - The season's most spirited rally proved ' 4 iffy.. Z N Ei to be the last. Roof-tearing shouts implored the Mustangs s 7 , to accomplish the task which proved impossible. fix 5 W yi' . 't f 1, -r - . SW ':.r :,j .vtv ' .- ' V 9 iii 7 CAPABLE CAPTAINS - Leading the Ponies through their , 5 - 'Q victory-strewn season, Pat Fraley and Ardis Gaither led the way to glory and honor, as the Mustangs rode through 1 the season ranked first or second in state until the mighty ., . Q gm A Bucks wrecked all dreams. Qi 2, V ,Mfr 'fcwfsc ji ry Qs-figs. Q2 I8 , , l.,,,,..,w51g, was lf'-1 Q if tis aK?E':Es:Esf I:E25 ,, 'E' a t fl.:-',:s..:' - A J , ' a x. H x 4 . A fy 5' is 9 Qgffgfgiiiiiia i , K K ' rf'?35?71 t25g,.,4 . . ' - . fs , ffvlifi. at 5 t ' 1555559 ' W W W. hsgrws sf fr , ': ' .kiwi 'H' 'ti iZ2Zi?ft? Kaffe U cp wwf- 4 ., 'fitiffffsf .. F' 1 - f iV 'rf if ,. gg., aw . ,W MM, asssf twat ,W ' 1'15??l'53iW r 5' use Us fy if in ' Sam' 2:5 Q E? . f

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SUCCESS SCENE W Mustang Bowl and its new press box saw five championship, but the most important game played here resulted Pony victories this year as the Ponies swept to the district in the bitter, season-ending defeat by Breckenridge in bi-district. yz ra.: fu . .XX ,.,' 1 .. .,,. K a q. Q IRITED SALES A Loading up for the big game, Wayne itt buys a prograrn from Betty McDonell to complete his are of spirit-boosting accessories, Linda Jolley holds the shions, pennants, rnums, coats, and other equipment used ' SHS students during football games. A we l of ,. f GO, GANG - No football contest is complete without the peppy music provided by E. C. lPa1J Patterson and the band. One can see spirits soar among fans and players, alike, when the Mustang Fight Song is played. Band, extras boost spirit...

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Bucks close Pony season MUSTANG MONOGRAM-Climaxing Vic- tory Week, the cheerleaders seared the western side of Mustang Bowl with the tremendous Mustang symbol. CHEERING CROWD - Lending their support, local students and citizens turned out in force for what proved to be the year's final football rally. SHRIEKING SUPPORTERS - Silence and agony mixed with hoarse voices as loyal students suffered through the 'final dreary, cold minutes of the Ponies' season. fx? t FILMS FOR FUTURE - selves with strategy and knowledge, Beverly Herndon and Carol Feagan, next year's coacaptains, plan greater achievements and maybe state in 59. Watching movies to acquaint them-