Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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if W s Paint Parties Pep-per ■it 77 Season Splashes of paint added the spice to ' 77 spirit. Each class gathered weekly at paint parties to prepare their illustrations for Friday morning pep rallies. This year ' s preparations included col- orful ideas displaying each class ' s originality and effort. In keeping with tradition, students painted each other, raided lower classmen ' s parties and got acquainted with other students. The mixture of original ideas and artistic abilities accented ' 77 paint parties. (Far above) Freshmen, Jamie Maddox, Chuck Gstol and Jeff Pace showed their artistic talent at hall competition as well as at the paint parties. (Above) Sopho- more Susan O ' Neil shook her paint to prepare before painting a sign. (Right) Cooperative class members cleaned up after the activities of their class ' s paint party. 24 Activities

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Winjose, ortie. . . ' Conroe Tigers never die In winning all their district games, including the most important one to Cy-Fair, the Conroe Tigers retained their well-earned reputation, many times disproving predictions of football critics and rankings. As m years before, many fans turned out to support the Tigers at away games as well as home games. Conroe Tiger Stadium was ' filled to overflowing with many of the loyal backers. Despite a heartbreaking loss to Piano, the Tigers and their coaches pointed their 1 ' s at a great bi-di strict win over Temple. Not even bad weather could dampen Tiger spirit, for it never dies — win, lose or tie. (Above right) New band uniforms added an extra highlight to an already spectacular per- formance. (Above) Tigers Rollie Dumas, Calvin Kelow, and John Conwell expressed the deep feelings felt after the heartbreaking loss to Piano. (Right) Backers showed much warm enthusiasm despite the cold weather. 1 i II MiH P BL. ' 1H Vl. ' ' ' ? mi I L J IJ W i B 1 « m ■ N i K v |B | Bim 26 Activities