Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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freshman Bally Shake H he hour girls making up freshman rally were Stephanie Higashi, Tracy O'Brian, Kim Janesofsky. and LeAnne Savage. Their busiest time of the year was during spirit week. At that time they planned activities and made signs after school and on weekends. The only time they really participated in assemblies, cheering their class was during the Homecoming assembly. The girls were required to keep a 2.00 grade average with no F's. Jim Walker, their advisor, kept them in good spirits and helped out with their schedules by staying after school so they could develop their routines. The routine they really liked was Shake It . I. Lcann Savage, Stephanie Higashi. Kim Janesofsky and Tracy O’Brien form a pyramid during a football game. 2. Freshmen rally girls enjoy themselves with a routine. 3. Tracy O'Brien and Stephanie Higashi bring freshman basketballer Troy Horn to practice. 16 Frosh Rally 2

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fwAet Puff football Seniors lUiii Third n the ninth edition of Powder Puff Football, the seniors kept their winning title for the third year in a row. The game was very successful for the seniors, with a score of 38 to 6. A touchdown made by Kristi Patricks in the first 15 seconds of the game, gave seniors a good head start. A strong addition to the senior offense were the four touchdowns scored by Stacey Simmons. Her contributions came from both running and passing plays throughout the game. After having practices every day after school for two weeks, the upperclass women developed a strong defense and a high scoring offense. Throughout the game the seniors maintained a strong front line and held their foes to a single tally. 1. Beth Dumler shows senior strength on offense, leaving Christy Domoshofsky empty handed, while Terri Hagen follows the play. 2. Tina Bowman breaks away from the line of a draw play, while Becky Stohr and Mel Buhlcr move in, to run interference. 3. Running around her own end. Junior Kathy Mattingly escapes the clutches of the strong senior defense. 4. Senior center Lori Cupps prepares to hike the ball while Juniors get ready to scramble in the early moments of the game. 51 Jt

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pin Pals Girls Closely iiumlued he enthusiastic group of girls helped make the wrestling team more successful. They included Kim Fisher, Julie Passentino, Leta Cox, Beth Dumler and Christy Domoschofsky. Throughout a short and active season, the girls did a fine job, hacking the wrestlers at home and away. One of their favorite cheers was “Don't Mess With Us”, According to advisor Susan Spain, the girls did not usually participate in pep assemblies; they made up for that by their poster making and other extras. The money they raised from various projects like bake sales and car washes was used for wrestler's treats. I. Don Uliff accepts an award from Julie Passintino at one of the assemblies. 2. Julie. Kim, Christy, and Beth show their spirit at a wrestling match. 3. Here they show us a routine they use.