Vintage 1963 & 1964 The Maverick Yearbooks Marshall High School MHS Lot of 2 For Sale

Item Specifics:

• Subject: High School Yearbook / School Annuals

• Title: The Maverick (1963 & 1964 / Vol. 17)

• School Name: Marshall High School ("M.H.S." / "Marshall High")

• Mascot / Theme: Mavericks / "M"

• Publication Years: 1963 & 1964

• Format: Hardcover / Embossed Cloth & Textured Boards

• Topic: 1960s High School Life, Student Portraits, Sports, Clubs, Homecoming, Faculty

• Special Attributes: Illustrated, Vintage Photography, Preserved Mylar Protective Jacket on 1964

• Era: 1960s

• Language: English

• Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Description:

Vintage 1963 & 1964 "The Maverick" High School Yearbooks — Marshall High School (Lot of 2)

Up for sale is a consecutive two-volume lot of authentic vintage high school annuals: "The Maverick" from 1963 and 1964 (Volume 17), chronicling the student body, sports teams, clubs, and campus events of Marshall High School (M.H.S.).

These mid-1960s yearbooks are packed with classic early-to-mid 60s Americana—featuring vintage hairstyles, letterman jackets ("M"), homecoming queens, faculty, cafeteria staff, student newspaper/annual layout staff, and formal portraits. An exceptional resource for local historians, genealogy researchers, alumni, and vintage photo collectors.

1. 1963 "The Maverick": Ivory/cream-toned cover with bold stylized red script lettering and arrow accent. Filled with senior/junior class photos, school staff, activities, and campus life.

2. 1964 "The Maverick" (Vol. 17): Deep red textured woven boards with embossed white-and-cream mod compass arrow and bold "64" typography; preserved in its clear protective mylar library/dust sleeve.

• 1964 Yearbook: Very Good+ condition. Spine is tight and firm with bright gilt/silver lettering. The red cloth covers have been protected by an outer clear mylar wrap. Clean interior pages with sharp black-and-white photography.

• 1963 Yearbook: Good vintage condition. Shows natural age toning, shelf wear, and moderate foxing/light moisture staining along the bottom outer edge of the cover boards and preliminary pages. Interior pages remain intact, securely bound, and legible throughout.

• A review of notable alumni from Marshall High School (Marshall, Texas) and related historical context during this time:

• Susan Howard (born Jeri Lynn Mooney, known for playing Donna Culver Krebbs on Dallas and Maggie Petrocelli on Petrocelli) is one of the most famous Marshall High School graduates of that general era, but she graduated earlier, in 1960.

• George Foreman grew up in Marshall, Texas, but dropped out of school in the mid-1960s before attending or graduating from high school there.

• Other notable figures from Marshall High (such as NFL players like Mike Mock, Terrance Shaw, or Justin Rogers, and MLB player Brandon Belt) attended decades later in the 1970s, 1990s, and 2000s.

• In 1963–1964, Marshall schools were also still operating under segregation prior to integration; the historic Black high school in town during those same years was H.B. Pemberton High School.

• Please review all high-resolution photos for exact cosmetic condition, binding integrity, and representative interior pages.