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SPIRIT Students Back Cagers cAll the W y' In pre-district support, crowds fol- lowed the Yellow jacket varsity bas- ketball team to such faraway places as Waco and Pampa, Meanwhile, back on the Hill, lock- ers were decorated for each game, cookies were baked for members of the team, and players' rooms were decorated. Much creativity and plan- ning was revealed by the signs and posters in the gym. Basketball queen Kit Cope repre- sented Heights in the West Side Lions Beauty Contest and became one of four finalists. With the help of returning round- ballers Craig Cameron and David Krieger and the addition of Como lettermen Carl Webb and Robert Woods, the jackets were led to a suc- cessful season. Despite the disqualifi- cation of Michael Drain after first half play, team spirit never lost momentum. ,.-at. jackct backers Paul Rydcll, Brenna Barber, Mark jones and Lincla Barron watch a crucial play. Derek Ellis shouts his spirit at Paschal game, Basketball queen Kit Cope backs the jackets during an exciting game. Margaret Gregory, Pat Humphries, Allison Kerr, Deborah Dickins, Susan Mosier, Carol Peterson, and Kay Pn.td'homme vocalize their opinion of the Heights basketball team,
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l Alternate cheerleaders Glenn Darden and Paul Cozby voice their spirit at the Paschal game. fix ref Football team and student body listen to new cheers, before the game against Wyatt. Homeroom 513 displays winning locker decorations Cheerleaders and band mem rs jump ' h spirit as they cheer the football team during a pep rally. gif - x ' X x Q- . ' 19 gamma? f
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YOUNQ LIFE Club ims at Religious Consideration In an attempt to present high school students with the New Testament claims of jesus Christ, Young Life Cam- paign held regular meetings at Westover Hills Town Hall. The weekly gatherings hosted two to three hundred Heights students who got together for singing, laughing, skits, and a short Bible lesson. Throughout the year, ski trips, barbeques, and over night field trips were held. Heights students also attended YL summer camps. The club was led by Mr. Dale Vollrath, a Dallas Theolo- gical Seminary graduate, help was provided by Gary Petry, UTA student, Brent Stenberg, Nancy West, and Barb Fer- rand, TCU students. Young Life is an interdenominational non-profit Chris- tian organization. It was founded in 1954 and now has branches throughout the U.S. and in four foreign countries. y Daniels and Cindy Banner y ng at YL. jerry Baird and Larry Fuller demonstrate coordination in a Young Lf k YL leader Gary Perry and Ann Hobbs'listen intently to a Bible le
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