DeSoto High School - Eagle Yearbook (Desoto, TX)

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TOL' IOFOEO DURING HIS lunch period, Roger Anderson explains to his friends that it would be a major breakthrough to analyze the contents of the cafeteria food. Student I.ifef5

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THE RUSH to the dressing rooms begins at precisely mid- night and one second to begin Midnight Madness. Midnight Madness: Qgiigggggs What is it? idnigh 1 Madness isn't a scary movie or a crazy party. At DHS Midnight Madness means only one thing football! U.I.L. rules prevented the 'Tr Svunds 1ike.S0me f kmd of scary ipaftyfign 1 yfreshrflan. y 5BrookeqOrr practice began. Players ran from the bleachers to the locker room Where they re- ceived their practice jerseys and a pep talk. Ready to begin, the players ran onto the field football team from working out before August 12. As a spirit- raiser and motivation builder, head coach Fred Hedgecoke in- vited the entire city to partici- pate in the team's first practice at 12:01 am., August 12, at John Carrell Stadium. It is a great way to begin the school year and football season, in that band, drill team, cheer- leaders, football players and the community are all in- volVed, Hedgecoke said. The stands were packed with spectators and at 12:01 the where they were joined by the cheerleaders and drill team. It was different. It gave us a chance to see and participate in the football team's warm-up. It was a lot of fun, Eaglette Amy Bjork said. The practice lasted approxi- mately 45 minutes. It was the first time the team was together as a group. The encouragement of the fans gave us the support we needed to begin our season, senior Jerry Richardson said. Midnight Madness!7