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A D OUR ACTIONS Hello! - Robert Stubbs, United Service Club president, does his Frosty imitation for the STINGER staff, top. Mr. Keith McBrayer welcomes ever one to history heaven , middle. The cheerleaders, above, Chance Clark, above right, the freshmen spirit leaders and Mar ene Fritts demonstrate expres- sions of DHS. eactions - As seen through the faces of many, Denison High School is a great Elace to be. As shown y some, it is also a wild and crazy place. The variety of activities and academics offer students an opportunity to grow and learn. Their positive reactions to the school programs result in a quality education. The Spirit Continues 5
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deas - Students in extra curricular activities were pressured to maintain pass- ing grades due to the no pass, no play law which came into effect at the beginning of the school ear. Tutoring sessions for athletes and others helped keep students eligible while coaches and sponsors monitored grades. 4 The Spirit Continues O RMINDS Aw it . Rv ., W :Q ' Ski Workin' Hard - Harold Allison, top left, works on The STINGER. Sherman High principal Dr. Mike McDougal ap- plaudes the work of the jackets and pledges his school's support, to right. Mrs.Donnie Ward helps Tisha Robinson, center, with a history question. Lisa Williams, left, gets some guided ractice in typing from Mrs. Katrina Smith. Peter Taul concentrates on a mechanical drawing project, above.
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deas - As the pride of Denison grew, so did the ideas for support. Through these ideas, the Sting has been put on and has made the jacket Hive Alive. The jacket fans express their sup- port in many different ways, temporary and permanent. Shirts, signs, and shoe polish- ed windows are all symbols ofthe fans' support. TO PROVE D.H. . ll' 5 'S 111231 i 3 in 'al f?'i E, may SW , A R15 lm C5137-'YT 7,'1i'.wfs. 'T' 1 . 'I A . 4,3 Q ' , I x I ,.., , ' l if si in tt1gz.'.ffffrSrxfw:. swfwrr Q5 f ' ' 1 A if fl ' W f V M G ' X W ig3fi:f l-572355 ' .ig 1 -rl. 2 if Q V. - ' I 55' . f A it ..-' :ag 5 X .... - Y t is 4 6 The Spirit Continues I . fm? DON'T YOU FORGET IT - Cheerleaders' signs, jacket sweatshirts, Brett Ma es' license plate, signs of the jackets, and shoe polished windows ex ress support for the jackets and jacket pricfe. Artists and promo- tional firms developed new designs. Gold and black satin flags flew from car windows, gold and black Rowdy Rags flap ed in the stands and posters of all colors fanned the air as imaginative fans found new ways to say Sting 'em, jackets . CPhotos by Bill McKinney and Tony Plauchej
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