Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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Clubs Promote Goodwill KEY CLUB - BACK C. Crayton, B. Cooley, M. Salter, R. Boberson, T. Cathey, S. Smith, M. Gaunt, R. Townzen, D. Frandlin, F. Tynes, J. Hodges, T. Baldridge, J. Dalton, C. Hollingsworth, K. Andrews, W. Bocanegra, T. Tynes, R. Rattan, D. Brown, J. Thornton, Mr. McCullom. FRONT B. Shurbert, F. Record, S. Strong, T. Sprinkle, W. Davis, H. Starnes, C. Black, R. Stripling, R. Boyd, K. Neely, D. White, K. Mott, E. Bell, R. Hill, K. Moss, J. Weikum. OFFICERS: T. Cathey, R. Rattan, T. Tynes, J. Thornton, D. Franklen, R. Boberson, B. Shurbert, Mr. McCullom. STUDENT COUNCIL - TOP: Mr. Reed, F. Record, M. Bocanegra, R. Boss, A. Montgomery, Mrs. Camp. BACK K. Gahagan, S. Scroggins, M. Crabaugh, K. Raines, L. Ward, P. Woodard, B. Hollingsworth, M. Baker, J. Western, P. Geiger, R. Copus, S. Strong, D. Boatright, D. Woody, C. Taylor, C. Jenkins. MIDDLE: J. Denbow, R. Lilly, J. Stevenson, S. Burke, L. Henson, P. Parker, L. Scroggins, D. Chancey, J. Johnson, M. Kelley, D. White, M. Terrell, K. Mott, R. Kelley. FRONT: L. McDonald, N. Booker, C. Anderson, L. Norris, L. Lecroy, J. Longley. The KEY CLUB had a great year and did many helpful things towards the upkeep of the community. Sponsored by Mr. David McCollum, the Key Clubbers received a trophy at the district conven- tion for the greatest member- ship increase. Everman is proud of its Key Club and we wish it and Mr. McCollum the best of luck. The STUDENT COUNCIL has had an exciting year. Probably the biggest event they sponsored was the first dance in years. The dance was very successful and the students proved they could handle such privileges. Through hard work and promoting leadership, Student Council has become one of the most important organizations in the school.

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Various extra curricular activities show the spirit and enthusiasm of the students throughout the school year. Spec- ial days of dressing up and acting strange break the monotony of the long weeks and create memories of school years. Clubs created and sponsored traditional activities including our annual powder puff game for our Junior and Sen- ior girls; Homecoming hall decora- tions with competition between the clubs; outstanding assemblies; and our reviving days of the 50’s. Color by Tullier’s hotography ry

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Cheerleaders Show True Colors Sr. Loreina Cole - 1 year Sr. Terry Beavers - 2 years (Left)P. Parker, T. Dyer, T. Beavers, K. Raines, L. Cole, J. Clemmer, and L. McDonald Sr. Teresa Dyer-Head Cheerleader - 4 years Sr. Lisa Mcdonald - 4 years —— OO aa... em Sr. Karen Raines - Mascot - 1 year Being a Varsity cheerleader means yelling in the rain, making dozens of football cupcakes, practicing at 7:00 a.m. (in the summer), learning to jump and tumble, and having a lot of imagination. After winning 4 blue ribbons at SMU camp, these girls came back full of new and fresh ideas to spring on the student body. Many hours were spent planning new and different pep rallies to spirit the mighty Dogs! Se ee eee i 1 ; = Jr. Patti Parker - 3 years Jr. Jennifer Clemmer - 3 years eee eee Activities 9