Academy High School - Bumblebee Yearbook (Little River, TX)

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Ricky Barganier Barbara Carter J im Champ Perry Cortese Donald Curlee Teresa Daugherty Tim Dees Annette Doskocil Cheri Emerson Johnny Felder Kim Foshee Del Harrison Holly Hunt Glen Ivey Georgia Johnson Vincent Kasa Melissa Kelso Joey Koenig Pat Kubacak Dwayne Kurecka It takes togetherness This year's juniors were a hard working group under the lead- ership of class president Cheri Emerson. The key word for the class was teamwork , for that's what it takes to host the Jr.-Sr. banquet and prom. To make money for the Jr.-Sr. fes- tivities the juniors sponsored the homecoming sock-hop fmusic provided by the West- ern Sunrisej, manned the con- cessions for all home basket- ball games, and sold peppe- rmint candy at Christmas. Earlier in the year, the class showed teamwork in its efforts to collect bingo prizes and sell donuts thus having its king and queen candidates crowned at the carnival. A QC! if 4 ia, A ff' 2 ia if Q' if W Z' W S 5 fi gi W2 i 11 A in Q-.H W' '13 ' l Y tidy I f l Follow the lead . . . Mrs. Bird Csponl.. Teresa Daugherty Csec.-treasj. Mike Moon tv. pres.J. Cheri Emerson Qpresj. and Mrs. Hodge fsponj set the pace toward thejuniors having a suc- cessful year.

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As fast as her legs will take her . . . Ginger Silvers sprints her leg on the 880 yd. relay at the Robinson track meet. The relay placed 2nd, Planning the prom is serious business . . . Juniors listen to their pres- ident and sponsor during a class meeting to decide on working in the concession stand during activity period as a fund raising pro- ject. 2-2 88 2 OQ We want a touchdown! . . . Vincent Kasa runs out for a touchdown pass in an 80-yard drive as Mike Moon and Paul Panepinto help block. Kasa caught the pass for a large gain. The Bees went on to win 21-7 against Florence. '51- We have deadlines to meet. . . Regina May and Mary Martin work diligently to finish quad-paks during annual staff.