Bel Air High School - Highlander Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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E 5 David Addis drives the float entered by the Choraliers at the Homecoming pep rally. Scots display exhiliration Prior to each football game, the team and student body were enthused by ecstatic pep rallies which featured various activities. Among these activities were the hu- morous cheerleading skits, a float parade on Homecoming, and music provided by the band and pipe band. During one pep rally, Shorty was presented a red blazer by the Highland Clan for his loyalty and dedicated service. The spirit stick was presented to the class or organ- ization which displayed the most spirit. Mr. Chambliss, an important figure in all Highlander activities, and the football coaches spoke at each pep rally giving both the student body and the players en- couraging words. Various members of the faculty displayed their spirit by dressing up in their L'hippie outfits and participating in a peaceful demonstration for victory.

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Es' ft 1455- 31' A 1 1480, Dora Santamaria displays her ability as a modern dancer at the Key Club talent show 22