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16 Football The Golden Ram Band says, We-'ve got spirit, yes we do. We've got spirit, how 'bout you? As the ball is snapped, the Iron Rams' defense stop the Lions. Ram Pride, pass it on. The cheerleaders bellow out an- other cheer for Harding. The Ram stands amazed as he looks on.
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.4 f Q is ,lk um ll r What is Ram Pride? There is only one way to define such an extraordinary term, a day at Harding High School. Stu- dents at Harry P. are proud to be called Rams. Their endur- ance and dedication to the school prove this statement true, Although students are proud of their school, they are often caught sneaking a little snooze or gossiping about the weekend. The Rams also like to cut up and play around, teachers are not too happy about this but at least there is enthusiasm about being at school. Old friends are seen and new ones are being made ev- eryday at the Big School is a great place to socialize and have a great time, but we should not forget the true meaning of school, to become better educated and to be- come better people. The Rams are a proud bunch of people and after all, that is what l-larding l-ligh, not to mention Ram Pride, is all about. .... 3' Chris Rhyne is caught catnapping during lunch. He needs all the rest he can get before Coach Knotts wears him out at practice, I School Days 15
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Even when Jonathan Byers is tack- led, he ends up on top. i This year the Iron Rams foot- ball team was not expected to be the team they were in the past. But the team proved the skeptics wrong. They did a dy- namic job of showing that Har- ding spirit. They definitely had a winning season. The fans showed a lot of support to the football team, the band, and the school. They devoted themselves to Qt . Q .-at-1fsaf.,.k A . um In .Q ,.., its the Rams. Often times you would hear chants and yells coming from the fans to give praise to the team or just let- ting the referee know how they felt about a call. The cheer- leaders also gave the team their support. Their voices would ring through the air as another touchdown was scored. At halftime the Marching Coach Rego carefully discusses the Fiams' next move. They love to dazzle the crowd. Another Ram point is scored by punt- er Bill Baker. He knows how to get the job done. Rams would put on a show that usually left the crowds in awe. Some people came to games just to hear the band perform. This goes to show that Ram Pride never dies. Friday nights were special times for people to get togeth- er and have a good time. The football team truly went for the gold. F0OtbaIl 17
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