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ion ing Pep rallies liven up advisory with excitement. Pep Rallies unified us in a way that would not be repeated all year. We all shared a common goal - we were looking for excitement. And the excitement was channeled into our spirit, we certainly did have spirit. The turnout at pep rallies proved it. Football captain Pat McCausland best summed it up when he said, l'm proud as hell to be a Cougar. And Coog fans were proud enough to be loyal until the end. From Coach John Matysek's Get 'em Coogs dryf' to 'Dean Bill McCul,Iough's Are we Losers? speech, pep talks characterized our spirit. Alice Aldridge pointed out that pep rallies build spirit and at the game it is all let out. And everyone helped out in raising 8 activities spirit. From the cheerleaders' skits to the Texan waving the Lone Star flag everyone did his share. Classes pitched in by fighting it out during the battle cry, and even the faculty joined in to show their spirit. This year was special because it marked the turn of the decade for the school, and the turn of the century for Texan sponsor Max Fisher, Princi- pal Forrest Kline and Coach John Matysek who attended their hun- dredth pep rally. The final pep rally was oversha- dowed by a tinge of unhappiness that was not overcome by the presenta- tion of Jennyne Zurovec as Football Sweetheart. For many it was the last pep rally, and tears marked the turn of Crockett's hundredth. But the fact that one hundred pe rallies from the first, Coog fans ar still pouring into the gym to fill it wit spirit makes it obvious that Cougz spirit will never die. 1. Angel fans go crazy as Lieutenants Mary Be' Barber, Brenda Angermann and Ellen Boa: portray CharIie's Angels in a Tex-Ann skit. 2. Band members raise their instruments in tl victory cry, demonstrating their immense spin that is a backbone ofthe school. 3. Football Sweetheart nominees Jennyne Zurove Ellen Board, Alice Aldridge and Dana Heilir chat with football captain Donny Rohrer whi nervously waiting for the Sweetheart to t announced. 4. Darrell Bird speaks to the crowd, explaining fi his fellow football players the method by whit they will 'send Johnston into space.' ' 5. Coach John Matysek thanks the fans for su porting the Coogs, before raising his C for tl Get 'em Coogs cry that he originated. 6. Shanna Dunlap and Alice Aldridge are inte viewed on 'The Spirit is Flight' in a skit pe formed by the cheerleaders.
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