Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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VOLLEYBALL-BOTTOM: R Seets, L. Lovell, Ms. A. Capestany, L. Berg, Y. Warren, S. Burke, 3RD: L. Mrs. Keith gives her team a big Keith, A. Knowles. 2ND: L. Kilgore, L. Wright, S. Anderson, K. Raines, B. Lantaff, D. Key. TOP: D. Gossett, P. Ledbetter, L. Brannon, L. Grier, T. James, Anderson, K. Ashcraft, T. Miller, J. Cox, C. Rape. (UPPER LEFT) VARSITY-BOTTOM: D. Anderson, S. Gossett, J. Cox. TOP: L. Anderson, L. Kilgore, D. Ashcraft, C. Rape, B. Lantaff, T. Miller, D. Key, K. Raines, Ms. Keith. (LOWER LEFT) J. VARSITY-BOTTOM: A. Knowles. 2ND: L. Anderson, A. Capestany, T. James. 3RD: P. Ledbetter, L. Lovell, M. Brannon, S. Burke. 4TH: L. Grier, R. Seets, Y. Warren, L. Wright, L. Berg, Ms. Keith. People have noticed and wondered why the girls on the Volleyball team are almost always seen together. The reason is simple: when people play on the same team and work so hard for one single goal, a certain feeling of togetherness is achieved that just isn’t accessible under normal conditions. These girls have the same interests, they like doing things together, and it usually turns out to be just a little bit crazy. And when their hopes and dreams aren’t realized, then there is always someone around who has almost identical feelings to turn to. Friendship like these are hard to find and to see them it assures one that these girls’ will remain friends even after they graduate and go on with the business of life. Activities 19

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inet performances. Directed by Mr. addition to the traditional times. They are: M. Collier, ever. Ry one ae Fak» Sacer aaa Aa nie Drum majors: Ricky Caruth and Mitch Ratzloff show band authority. ea FES wee” 4 FaNEe ees vome The Bulldog Band is es = os ida , al, The Golden Band from Bulldog land is the pride and joy of Everman. They are always a highlight at football games with their original and brilliant Samuelson the band competed in the annual U.I.L. contest. In High-Steppers performed at pep rallies and half S. Rippetoe, M. Johnson, C. Brown, L. Gilbert, and S. Jones. The Twirlers-who are the best in our region are D. Varnes, E. Buice, A. Barnett, and D. Linton; R. Carruth and M. Ratzloff were the drum-majors and they led their band to perhaps their best year Practice makes perfect in Bulldog land.

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Juniors Win Battle After one week of jumping jacks, sit-ups, and running, the day came when you had to put into practice what you were taught. Enthusiasm was shown by all players, coaches, and the cheerleaders. There were four-ten minute quarters with every minute counting as both Juniors and Seniors wanted to win this game. Coaches, cheerleaders, referees, drill team, and most of the Junior and Senior players made up this battle to be Number 1. Although it was a close game, the Juniors took this victory with a score of 12-6. Senior cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW- Tim Tynes, Barry Brown, Steve Day, Pat Malone, TOP ROW- Bobby Cook, Danny Franklin, Chris Andrews. ROYAL REJECTS: (BELOW) BOTTOM ROW: Britt Hollingsworth, Ricky Hill, Jay Smith. TOP ROW: Travis Watts, Jay Robinson, Mike Newell. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW- Lonnie Bell, Roderick Henderson, Richard Gil- lium, Michael Hines. TOP ROW- Kevin Piland, Mike Baker, Steve Strong, Garry Baker, Matt Kelso. JUNIORS. (BELOW) BOTTOM ROW: Neal Richter, Bobby Osborn, Joanna Stevenson, Laurie LeCroy, Tammie Byford, Kathy Brewer, Ford, Teresa Sandra Holmes, Debbie Williams, Tonja Huckabee, Dawn Mosley, Sara Brink, Kenneth Moss. MIDDLE ROW: Bobby Lewis, Debbie Sanders, Melody Williamson, Verlita Walker, Beverly Marshall, Diana Brown, Debbie Seets, Patti Parker, Elizabeth Williams, Rhonda Parker, Dennis Savard. TOP ROW: Leslie Rose, Shelly Douglass, Rita Brown, Amy Montgomery, Jaqulyn Brown, Mindy Crabaugh, Kim Necessary, Joy West, Iva Hairston, Shelly Davis, Gayle Gordon, Jennifer Clemmer, Sharon Robertson, Mary Jane Pollard, Tommy Osborn, Lynn Eitel, Paul Kelly, Sammy Smith. a” ARS 9, © om | - ‘4 , (fie ol = © 1} e at 7