Pasadena High School - Pasadenian Yearbook (Pasadena, TX)

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.- . c'., E -6 ..,41 ,of ' I 1. 1 fs xii ' 2' li 1g .t, we-1.4-mama,-m mm Ruin Sonkeil Field But Not Spirits A1 '76 Homecoming Drenched can only describe the half time pageantries as Mr. C. A. Lackey pro- claimed Darla Hampton the 1976 Football Sweetheart. The sale of ribbons picturing the finalists began the Homcoming week along with the student body voting for their choice during homeroom. At last the sun set behind Memorial Stadium on Oct. 15 as the mighty Eagles clashed against the Clear Creek Wildcats. The high stepping marching band demonstrated their precision with flags and letters, then accompanied the Eagle Escort in a cape routine to Macrena . The choir provided background music for the introduction of the three finalists, but a sud- den downpour just after the announcement of Darla's name caused a stampede for cover. Even though the weather dampened the game, the junior class sponsored dance in the cafeteria supplied an inexpensive means to dry off plus have fun after the game. 1. The newly crowned Darla Hampton stepped off the field with Tammy Haden and escorts Danny O'Neal and Craig Barnhart. 2. All the classes danced to music by the All American Sound Co, at the junior sponsored party. 3. The Marine R. O. T. C. saluted finalist Mary jetty and her escort, Tim Brittain. 4. Darla Hampton and Danny O'Neal found shelter under the umbrella while Sheila Parr stood in the downpour. 5. The A Cappella choir withstood the rain to sing for the halftime show. 6. During the Spanish Macrena , head twirler Debbie Bull and the Eagle Escorts displayed their twirling and dancing abilities.

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i w. W .Z -wig.. , QQ' WNW .off di fi 16 1. After their week long orientation at Parris Island, South Carolina, the Marine Corps junior ROTC pack the homeward bound bus. 2. General Louis Wilson, jr., commandant of the Marine Corps, admires his gift of a Pasadena High School ROTC shirt. 3. With his vast knowledge gained through the years, General Louis Wilson, lr. speaks about general orientation in MIROTC. 4. Eating at the Parris lsland mess hall, Matt Richards and Richard Ayers enjoy a dinner of roast, potatoes, and salad, 5. With advice from a recruit, Marie Reeves practices her shooting skills. 6. Welcoming General Wilson to Pasadena, the marquee boasts of this top level visitor to the city of Pasadena. . ,,.,,,,,...w,wa-sutures ' ,J .,, i. ll ,725-' 4 v 1 -7 w' , 'I