Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Above: The seniors ol the drill team per- irm their sack dance to Bill Squire's hit png, Stroke Me. Stacy Barber punks out while waiting to lo a special drill at cheerleader camp. Getting Accustomed. . . To Making It Last Campus life consumed a major part of being together for a few more hours. every day, yet on the weekends time was From slave sale to graduation, kids were set aside to celebrate the accomplishmen- everywhere doing everything. They en- ts of the week. Banquets, parties, and joyed their fun times and became ac- dances were planned to recongize out- customed to living for today. standing efforts or just as an excuse for Karin Risk is seen shopping lor a dress that can suit all ol the upcoming banquets and parties. f - ,' 'i X- 5 I

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X,- Galena Park Yellow Jackets try to break gl-v..l-ff' through the Longhorn's expert defensive line. Clowing around while cheering at a football game is Sheilla Cole and Dawn Lazar. S ll 1' 'l

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Hyper Night The highlight of the football season was Homecoming night. It was planned by some people as far as a month in advance, and to most students and teachers who participated in the spirit week activities beforehand, it was worth the nervous anticipation. . . Beginning the week of Oct. 12, preparations for the big Homecoming game were underway. Many homerooms diligently planned strategies for decorating their rooms in honor of spirit week. Girls who had put off until the last minute began frantically scouring all the dress shops in the area, looking for that certain something to reach out and say, buy me . Guys were working overtime to earn the extra bucks necessary to treat their dates to an ex- pensive restaurant or club. Some of the favorite hot spots for that night were Shanghi Reds. Louie's on the Lake, and Vargo's. Reser- vations were made and mums were ordered early in the week. As school was dismissed on Friday ,after- noon, everyone who didn't have some form of pre-game rehearsal hurried home to get dressed in plenty of time to take pictures before departing for the stadium. The Deer Park Deer arrived to find a hyper crowd cheering for the Longhorns. At half-time the spectators were anxious to hear the announ- cement of the Homecoming Court. Finalists were Connie Gates, Cindy Ives, and Kelly Calmly awaiting the results for Queen, are Connie Gates and Chad Denais, seniors. 8 Homecoming Game Krafick. When the announcer revealed the new queen, Krafick, everyone breathed a sigh of relief until the second half of the game resumed. The team crowned the night with a win over the Deer of 24-8. 4 4 Standing beside her escort Keith Davis is finalist Cindy Ives. Sandra Crawford's award winning senior homeroom used a deer skin as part of their decorations in the spirit contest. I i l