John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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'Hunk ,zx ,.,,,, . 3 .Q x l ' 'L - A ' 'In 1 5 I' ' C 1 f l - L, . 1 -- -, ..--'fs ,4 ff- 1 Flag girls lana Stout, Lisa Riekc, and Kalhlu n Williams sl md dl xllen- lion before the Rose Parade. 2 Drum majors Scht rra Iones and lxhon' da Glaze lead the way, 3 luniors Debblc NAcKamle ind Sheila lvv lryl ignore the cold weather. 4 Tammy Barnes lakes an casy ride along the parade route. 3 ' fl . 1' rf? 1 3 l gl , l f 'EL V '- --fr-Jswf '1fwn'--:- x ,:..t2L1.- ..1,l1-'-1, V' 2- ' , A , ' . . ' . agp-uaw. ' . .i ' .fr-Q , 'w- fl, if 9 F , 'll 'tfyajc ,agp A W , X Il 5' A r .f 'J IN Q S f 4 Y 1 I l 1 a 'V 3 4? ', il 3 '- A Y' is .lla I . it C Q l.-f .X W if ' rf, 4 JT On Parade Left, left, left, right, left company, halt! The sounds of a parade filled the air in October and near Christmas. Competition was fierce in the Rose Parade, where many area bands and drill teams strutted their stuff. The IT band came through with a topnotch rating as usual, winning first place over the other area bands. This parade was the first for sophomore band and Blue Brigade members, and for the newly formed flag corps. Later, IT participants shivered their way through the annual Christmas parade, where marching lions, Bri- gadettes, cheerleaders, ma- jorettes, flag corps, and lion guards were all present. Large crowds looked on as the pride of IT marched by at each of the yearly parades. 3 Parades .. lf!

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Lions Ease On Down The Play-off Trail l .- if .: xD fxgsflz 'N A Ah, ' f uf? .If 7 3 1, N f t ' N it L 3 Flying high on a feeling -that's what Lion fans were doing as they watched the team sail to victory over Longview and Lee. During the weeks of the games, students sup- ported the football team through plenty of spirit-raising activities. In addition to the usual Friday pep rallies, there were pep rallies dur- ing break, snake dances, and a hamburger spirit supper. A door decoration contest, Sock-It-To- The-Lobos-Day, Overall Day, and spirit chains all helped make the days exciting. When the Lions ad- vanced to bi-district play against Plano, thousands of Lion fans tra- veled to Texas Stadium to support the team where band, Blue Bri- gade, cheerleaders, coaches and sponsors read their names in scoreboard lights. This game culminated an exciting football season and raised Lions higher, sent them farther in football victo- ries, and gave thrilling experiences that came forthe first time in many years. 1 Robert Btlltngton does some crazy kind ot counter march in lexas Stadium 2 Rtckv Combs explodes through tht banner to grecl thc Plano players 3 Drill teamers watch the ac llon trom tront row seats 4 Our namt In ltghts-the giant Texas Stadtum scoreboard acknowledges our prcscnce 5 Toes Posefff ll cheerleaders sock ll to the Lobos Opposite and Tammy Ware servt cokes at the spirit sup per 2 Randy Smith socks It to the Lobos and s a no a Cheerleaders Stephanie Baxter Danna Busby and ludy Hawkins crown the king ol beasts- llon tamer Coach Ftnklea 4 Karen Sanders Darla Noland Connie Dyer and Kam: Nflagce enloy a break pep rally 5 ludy Hawkins and Dana Griffith chant Wand Me Up' 6 Ronnie Martin DeMarcus Baxter Maurice Bell Scott Maxfteld Coach Franklin and Mark Clemons pose tn tront of poster made ID therr honor 4 Page: 1 Homemaking students lenniifer Printers play' srl , too. 3YKing for day- Lion Up-Roar . . . 21