Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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Spirit Brightens Year “Stand up for the Bulldogs, that’s who we’re yelling for.’’ Sound familiar? That’s the Everman Varsity, J.V., and Freshman Cheerleaders. With all their spirit, ability, and enthusiasm they have brightened up this year for everyone. Making locker signs, decorating homecoming halls, cheering at all the games, baking cookies, or building pyramids at the pep rallies are just half of the many contributions these girls have done for our school. They have done extra entertainment such as skits. Our school year would not have been as exciting if we would not have had these cheerleaders. (1) Jan Parker, Pearl Bailey, and Debbie McKee work together to raise freshman spirit. (2) Varsity Cheerleaders devoted much time trying to build up the school spirit. (3) Dana Willing- ham, Robin Robertson, Christina Morquecho, Barbi Sulander, Lisa Nichols strike a traditional pose as the JV Cheerleaders. (4) The continuous devotion of Varsity Cheerleaders Lisa Grier, Kathy Stills, Cindy Carruth, Sonya Ranson, Susan Buice, Joanna Stevenson, Jennifer Clem- mer, Patti Parker, Lisa Knight paid off. (5) Head Varsity Cheerleader Patti Parker shows en- thusiasm during a pep rally.

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Shaking It With Smiles “Wrap your arms around me, Come On!” And watch us dance into your heart. We will shake it with Smiles. It‘s fun and rewarding, but it takes energy, determination, and lots of rhythm. That’s what makes the Royal Majestics something to be proud of. (1) Lt. Tammi Hendon and Donna Lacy help lead the snappy Royal Majestics as they perform to ‘‘Brickhouse’’. (2) Letia Hines, Dawn Mosely, and Penny Salter perform to one of the most favorite tunes ‘“‘Rockie’’. (3) Suzy Hardgrove sits and waits for the cue to perform. (4) Lisa Ward and Lisa Henson have got it down with the beat and rhythm. (5) Donna Lacy wonders what will become of the game as the Royal Majestics stand at attention.

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1. Four year band member Kimm Brewer keeps her reed wet at afternoon practice during football season. 2. Football manager Gary Matthews is lost amidst a bombardment of folks in gold as they exit the field. 3. Bulldog band music helps to conger up fan spirit and mentally prepare twirlers and drill members for their performances. 4. Soloist Phillip Kilgore shines in the limelight in a special tribute to Texas. 5. Senior twirler Donna Varnes readies for another crowd-pleasing half- time performance. The “‘Mighty Gold Marching Machine” was bigger and better than ever this year. Playing themes from the hit movies ‘““Rocky’’ and ‘‘Star Wars’, the band provided half-time entertainment for the faithful football fans of Everman. } =