Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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Q pirit Week of Homecoming boosts student morale Watch Us Now were the words and the theme that carried Spirit Week right up to Homecoming night. A kick off pep rally in front of the school on Monday started Spir- it Week off with All the Right Moves. Featuring the stars of to- morrow, That ' s Entertainment inspired Tuesday ' s variety show. Senior Chris Berdoll won the tal- ent contest. Nothing less than Nightmare on Cardinal Field was appropri- ate for Wednesday ' s monster wed- ding. Student Council members, the Homecoming princesses and a few teachers dressed up as mon- sters and performed a mock wed- ding promoting Cardinal spirit and pride. The monster wedding was something really different, soph- omore Melissa Kinsey said. It was entertaining because the peo- ple in the wedding were people you wouldn ' t expect to do something like that, and they looked silly. On Thursday, Homecoming princesses and their parents at- tended a breakfast reception. Thursday night was capped off with a parade and bonfire. Ex-Del Valle football star T.J. Dilworth was the guest speaker. The Gram- my Awards on Friday brought two more ex-football stars to the pep rally, Cornelius Walker and Skip Walker. Dancing to a number during the variety show is drill team captain, senior Michelle Piro. Photo By Mario Gonzales Homecoming princesses gathered in the Home Ecomonics living room for a reception in their honor. Finishing their breakfast are sophomore Judy Tnttle, senior Tiffany Homsby, jnnior Jennifer Johnson, freshman Iris Hernandez, and her mother. Photo By Sabiaa Moses

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k Halloween brought parties for eve- ryone. Senior Steve McCandless bobs for apples at the Young Life meeting. Photo B) Mafuile Kllis Performing a James Bond skit during halftime, band members sophomore Denise Castillo, senior Sok Woo Yoon, and junior Marivel Hernandez entertain the audience at the Del Val- le-Pflugerville football game. Pholo B» S(e e McC andlrss ii- ' llr W Student Life The student body was a combination of many different ideas and ways of life. Each group had its own Secret Society . But when it came to school spirit and enthusiasm the student body bonded together through thick and thin. There were many new changes to the way of Hfe. Students adjusted to new rules in the dress code and enjoyed the extra 3 minutes between classes. Benefited from many new reno- vations, the new snack bar and more room for the middle school. The students took the bad with the good and stuck together. The student body was very competitive between each other. This made each class work harder to make more spirit, enthusiasm and confidence. Students stood up for what they believed in. This was shown when the Seniors protested a pep rally because they said there was unfair judging during home- coming. With people from all walks of life, the student body came together to let the world know what our Secret Society is all about. Secret is pride, spirit, and the ability to make the best of what you have.

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During the monster wedding, junior Kevin Dailey portrayed Frankenstein, and here he waits for his bride, teacher Gwen Bonner, to be given away by her father, coach Ray Dow- dy. Groomsman, senior Mike Elman, looks on vritb skepticism. Pholo By sieve MK iindle«« Varsity football players received a ride to the bonfire, via a float during the parade. Photo By Steve McCandless Senior princesses Tiffany Homsby, Debbie Kaiser, and Carey Click ride in Thursday ' s parade with senior John Foradory as their escort. Photo By Steve McCuullesii Layout By Debbie Kaiser 7