Daviess County High School - Echoes Yearbook (Owensboro, KY)

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HEERLEHDERS CHEERLEFIDERS CHEERLEHDERS iw Cheerleaders Elizabeth Cox and Lori jones do ' Qffyffi-'ijA5.g7?3',-fi a balancing act at summer cheerleading Camp. . 1 eyevgiwi it N?f' M Varsity cheerleader Michelle Cox shows her A V spirit by letting everyone know DC is 31. '- -new f.j ' . I W, Y , ' f. Lffiiffffld DC fans get involved at pep rallies and games with the cheerleaders. -HW' Zi JCRAMQ' support of our team, Showing enthusiasm and pep, the cheerleaders encourage the crowd's Cheerleaders! 57

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HEERLEFIDERS CHEERLEHDERS CHEERLEHDERS CHEERLEHDERS Karen Horn gets everyone into the act at a pep rally. Varsity cheerleaders reveal the skill and poise they mastered at summer camp. l'-- D -f '.'2' f ea' DC cheerleaders take a break from teachlng young hopefuls chants and gymnastics at

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DC Rchieves Runner Up in District, Region Although the DC Panthers contributed and combined some tremendous effort, along with total cooperation from all players, the third Regional tournament against Owensboro Senior knocked DC from the running. However, many fans and coaches consider them winners. For the first time in 14 years, the Pan- thers approached the Regional tourna- ment full of anxiety. The bout against the Red Devils resulted in a-battle after two overtimes of four corner stall. The Panthers crushed Apollo twice which added tremendously to the team's spirit as well as the student body's. The same Panthers defeated the Owensboro Catholic Aces twice. They also played Owensboro and, well . . . Some highlights of the season include the DC-Henderson County game. Senior guard john Worth scored 40 points de- spite the tough Colonel defense. Worth credits the loss of the game to my free throw shots. Worth, coming out of the Owensbobo Invitational Tournament with 102 degrees temperature, evidently was still affected by the fever. However, he still made the all-tournament team. The Panthers plowed over Owens- boro Catholic, result of Coach Mike West's halftime crackdown. DC played sloppy in the first half allowing for sev- eral 3-point plays in Catholic's favor. DC allowed nothing to get by them in the second half. limi Evans, who played well all season as a junior, stole the ball twice giving the Panthers an excellent lead. Ronnie Abell, who finished with 14 points, was hot all over the floor. Twen- ty and twenty-five footers were no problem, along with the sides. The official calls a foul on an Apollo player as Ronnie Abell anticipates a pass. 58! Basketball K k X Y' John Worth glli N 1:1 N . - . - 1 Jeff Roscoe Ronnie Hbell Todd Jones 1!.1-....4.I! 1,. Y 5'8ivt.-WIIQSM WNSWWWX Q