Castleberry High School - Castleviews Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Unique Senior Class Produces Classic Vogues An inner spirit of closeness has best symbolized the 1981 seniors. This special bond that has united them throughout the y years emerged to its summit in the 1980-1981 school year. Whether selling senior candy, bringing rags to wrap the | homecoming letters, gathering materials for the paper drive, or decorating the Christmas tree and foyer, the seniors | responded with fervor and zeal and they produced many different styles of work, play, and study. They contributed many coe toward assisting others for the betterment of the class and the school. They were the true leaders — 1981 ENIORS! Yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow, only a vision; But today well lived | Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Sandy Johnston Rrra Se ins oi SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Left to right: Mrs. Nancy Johns and Miss Pat Hardy, senior sponsors, try to annihilate senior class president Bob Barnes. Senior sponsor Mrs. Katherine Murray attempts to stuff a bar of senior candy down the throat of senior class vice president Renee Richards. Mrs. Carole Sheelar, senior sponsor, finds Jill Dixon, senior class secretary, gagging on a bar of senior candy. Tim Wright, senior treasurer, manages to protect himself from another blow of the senior record book from senior sponsor Mr. Dean Richter. Senior sponsor Mrs. Laurie 177 Topham shows her ability to control the calm and poised group.

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Lions Are the STARS The whole school got in the spirit of things by decorating doors and participating in an exceptionally spirited pep rally. Spirit boxes, mums, boutineers, spirit chains, confetti, exes, breakers — game time! There was something for everyone to contribute and cherish as his own. 1) Coach Hughes’ door, Lions are a Knock Out, received the Most Spirited Award. 2) Mrs. Masters’ door, Lions Strike Back, received Best All Round. 3) Varsity football players crash through breaker at half time. 4) Derrell Payne, 22, jumps for a pass. 5) Head Coach Sheelar encourages Lions at morning pep rally. 6) Mr. Sperry leads students in the spirit chant. 7) Mrs. Johnson’s door, Waste Em, received runner-up for Most Spirited.

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Senior Favorite Mr. Bobby Herrera What does school mean to you? “Besides getting up early every morning and friends, school to me is my preparation for the future so I may be successful.” Finalists Mr. Kent Adams “Waking up too early.” Mr. Tim Wright “Seeing my friends, learning what I need to know in preparation for college, and sextets!”’