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Wg' To trigger spirit during the football games, cheerleaders and yell leaders Carolyn Carltfe Joe Caruso Suzie Michel Keith Young Christy Danford, head cheerleader: Kenny Bray, head yell leaderg Dorinda Hopper Cody Wilkerson Stephanie Swayer and Rick Froellch, began doing motions in accordance with the drum solos. During pep rallies the cheerleaders and yell I d did stunts Cheerleaders, Yell leaders, attend camps The best thing about yell leading was get- ting a chance to meet alot ofpeopIe, stated senior yell leader Keith Young. He added, The hardest part was trying out, because I had never been in front of all those people before. When football season came around it was easy because we'd already been through so many competitions and contests. The cheerleaders and Yell leaders readied themselves for the upcoming football season by attending two camps and having numerous practices at school during the summer. their cheers
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WS. I iff ni L 4 4 f ,....,... ,E 1 Upon completion of the new building, Lab Band students were able to practice in the new band hall sixth period. Harry Garwood and George Delilocher share music as they practice. 9 8 'X 5 MM' gf ,. Lab Band wins second place After the tardy bell for sixth period rang, Lab Band students could be seen moving their instruments from the not-yet-finished fine arts building to the portable behind the girls gym where they practiced for the first half of the year. Lab Band competed in the Fiesta stage bahd contest, where they placed second. They also com- peted at UIL, receiving a superior rating, at UTA in Arlington. Lab Band's other activities includ- ed playing at the military ball, perfor- ming at the Band Parents Picnic and presenting their own concert for the student body.
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l MCT-E! l Kenny Bray and Christy Danlord entertain the football lans by doing a stunt. KW .'- '. ,A N 5 rn 'n o 'I -in a 5 - wg.. . 0' , :Q ' ' 1 Zfl. The Spirit Parade before the Lee game plays a ma- jor role in promoting spirit belore the traditional rival game. The cheerleaders and yell leaders lead olt the annual event. Pep Rallies, led by cheerleaders and yell leaders, heighten everyone's spirit belore the ball games. Joe Caruso and Carolyn Carille lead cheers during a pep rally. - x . x . ssl ui' H . 'I I 109
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