Burkburnett High School - Derrick Yearbook (Burkburnett, TX)

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,V ,Q 4:3 Ol-I Mfg is - s if Let's Go To The Pep Rally!', Mrs. Alice Bryan's energetic call changed mild mannered students into growl- ing Bulldogs! During the football season, pep rallies boosted the morale of not only the varsity football team, but also the whole student body. This year's unity in the pep rallies was noticed by administration and spectators alike. From spirit juice in baby bottles to lawnmowers and guitars, stunts, props, and costumes elevated the energy of the fighting Bulldogs. The wave of spirit continued into the homecoming pep rally. Each class assembled a float based on the theme, foods of the worlds. The seniors chose Hawaiian foods, V - V Steve Hayes and JJ Barry juice it down. They competed against other class presidents to see which class had the Hjuiciest spirit. the juniors, American foodsg the sophomores, Egyptian cuisine, and the freshmen, Oriental delights. The juniors and the freshmen tied for first place while the seniors secured third place and the sophomores won fourth place. This was the year for each class to show their fighting spirit. The spirit stick was presented to the most energetically spirited class at the end of each pep rally. Themes for these pep rallies varied from Pluck the Hawks to On a Lion Hunt to a special pep rally in which a prize was given to the class which created the most noise without yelling but by banging, stomping, tooting, clapping, and drumming out bulldog spirit.

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Presenting the Egyptian theme. Jodie Mcllrath rides the sophomore float. Thu Nguyen, Jerri Blevins, Laurie Etheridge, Carmen Ortiz, and ,Christine Ortiz escort the freshman float. 1

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While Amy Lonsdale enjoys her sucker, Julie Antwine gets into the spirit at the Wal-Mart pep rally. WX N-up xqim Captain Bohuslav and Captain Marshall watch their favorite Top Gun. Thomas Christ captures attention from some Babes while playing quad-toms at a pep rally.