Everman High School - Beacon Yearbook (Everman, TX)

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SENIOR PEP RALLY BRINGS .... Seniors recall fond memories of the past ‘Twelve Years of School” shown by: Jeff Byford, Missy Mitchell, Debbie McKee, Jenny Juroska, Brenda Newberry, Charmaine Massengale, Mickey Hernan- dez, Susan Wright. (above) Dennice Sorenson and Mike Stults represent the first two school years (below) Brenda Newberry and Charmaine Massengale reflect on years past during the final strains of ‘dreams of youth become the deeds of men.” =

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The Seniors of 1981 were the first class in the history of E.H.S. to have two Senior pep rallies. Technically, the next to the last pep rally was designated as the nostalgic final gathering. It was at that time the Senior Drill Team performed and football players, cheerleaders, and coaches handed out tokens of appreciation for the year’s hard work. The traditional slide show was a great success. Photographer Bubba Graham provided a memorable and sentimental scrapbook for the Seniors. The Seniors wish to thank Bubba for his hard work. Due to difficulties beyond control, the final pep rally was in the old gymnasium. Nevertheless, emotions were still riding high as our 9-1 football team carried the student body into the final pep rally with feelings to spare. The Bulldog’s season ended on a special note with the best record ever achieved by E.H.S. With a look back over the years traveled thus far, Seniors prepared a skit to review the past “Twelve Years of School,” going back to first grade when they entered a world destined to take up the majority of their time to come. They finished the skit with the command to ‘“‘Never Forget Your Memories,” a worthy idea for all to — COLORFUL MEMORIES follow. As a symbol of appreciation, Jr. Holly Hill composed a poem to the Senior Class of 1981—a very kind gesture for a Junior to make. With football players, cheerleaders, drill team, and, of course, the Seniors, the final two pep rallies were emotional and most of all memo- rable. SO LONG SENIORS Well now it’s time to say so long to the Seniors I love so much; The ones that seemed to be there and had that special touch; They’ve brought me up in a special way from what I used to be; They told me things and showed me things I thought I’d never see; We seem to be so short of time to let our friendship grow; But just remember my love’s with you wherever you may go; And I just have one thing to say before I start to cry; Just remember, you’re leaving but it will never be goodbye. —Holly Hill Above: Seniors recall past victories throughout the years Right: Doyle Maynard shows his gratitude to Jan Parker for hard work throughout the year Below: Senior members of the Royal Majestics perform routine to ‘“‘Lovely One”