Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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Quad-Paks, Techni Croppers, Grease Pencils These names may not mean anything to the layman but they are everyday tools for the members of the year- book staff. The staff began preparing for the '85 year- details on the Senior pages ofthe yearbook. book in .lune of ,844 by attending a three day workshop at Tarleton State University. The staff members were awarded honorable mention for their layout designs at the workshop. When school began in August the staff immediately began planning the yearbook and raising money to meet the enormous cost of publishing the GLedoian. The staff sold advertising to area merchants, worked concession stands, and sold carnations for Valentinels Day to raise funds. The ,Ledoian was sold on October 16, and the staff was thrilled because more yearbooks were sold than ever before. The staff is a close knit group of friends who spend many hours of their time drawing layouts, writing body copy and taking photographs of the many school ac- tivities. In addition to the hard work, the staff has a lot of fun together occasionally going out to eat or at the 1 annual Christmas party at Friday's. ' The search for approval. Senior Denise Lee and Mrs. Rowe work out the 'A' Left to Right: Mrs. Rowe, Advisor, Terri Wylie, Mary Norris, Penny Green, Amanda Carlson, Lundy Palmer, Kelly Stafford, Mrs. Gifford, Assistant Advisor. Seated: Jamie Deel, editor and Mike Doak, photographer. 12 Yearbook Staff

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BE RC w Drum Major Deric Weiss It may not look like much, but it,s got a lot of talent hidden in it. It's the 1984-85 Marching Bearcat Band. The marching may look easy, but it took hours of prac- tice to learn the show. The Band started their practicing two weeks before school started. They practiced music from 4 to 6 pm, then they marched from 7 to 9 pm. Along with the start of school came Monday night and morning practices. All of this work just to support the team and school. Out of last year's group came many talented students. In December 1983, we had three of this yearis students make All-Region Band. They were Penny Green, Jamie Deel, and Deric Weiss. In January 1984, we had six students make All-District Band. They were Deede Miller, Jamie Deel, Deric Weiss, Kent McAnally, Penny Green, and Jennifer Marsden. UIL Solos came in April 1984. Four people played and three made First Divi- sions which took them to State, held in Austin. These three were Laurie Walker, Jamie Deel, and Deric Weiss. This year the Band went to UIL Marching Contest at the University of Texas at Arlington. Although the Band got a Third Division., Feature Twirler Kay Haney and Renee Pennington both got a First Division on their twirling solos. This first division will send them to State competition in June. 1 4- Band T PRIDE l M x-- 1 2' F. 'Wim' . On You Bearcats! The hand supports the Bearcats by playing the fight song! Rehearse, Rehearsel Many hours of practice go into a performance by the hand. 2' ,.,.-fr' Back Row 1: Thresa Lohmann, Tracey Carnes, Kim McEndree, Gail Schmidtzinsky, Holly Norman. Row 2: Michael Kszyminski, Kent McAnally, Toby Evans, 'Joh Presley, Joey Paul, Richie Jones, Trisha Brown, Tony Roden, Tommy Lochner, Brian Groh, Jason Weiss, Eddie Horton, Jennifer Marsden, Patti Wahlstrom, Penny Green. Row 3: Becky Mearns, Deede Miller, Amy Murphey, Sean Glazier, John Hancock, Scott Harmening, Dana Wollaston, Keri Jergins. Row 4: Deric Weiss, Chris Hankerson, Keith Hankerson, Jamie Deel, Kenny Vanover, Renee Penn- ington, Cliff Joseph, Kay Haney.