Eisenhower High School - Aquila Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Keep on Dancin and Yellin and. . . The Drill Team marches down the streets of Houston in the Foley's Thanksgiving Day Parade. xii 4 Xxrj 4, l'A. 9 q:mK,, ,pan Gail Kilpatrick and Liz Linquist jazz it up to Car Wash at the Humble gamer Commanding General Sharla Branch and Captain Pam Pike find some thing interesting to wear at camp. ,ad Slush machine duty was one part of the drill team T ' that Michelle Weems and Shelli Hill loved to do. The Eagles score again and. . that was MY football boy screams Lisa Saenz.

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The Golden aglei-les Ladies . . . Againlll What a very familiar expres- sion to the members of the Golden Eaglettes. These sounds along with counting of l through 8 meant much more to this group of girls. The Eaglettes could be found practicing throughout the summer as well as the long after school practices. However, all this hard work paid off with spectacular per- formances at all football games and the home basket- ball ones. The Drill Team had another big responsibility which was promoting spirit. They showered the Varsity Jocks with food, decorated lockers and cars and even decorated yards. During Homecoming they even made the football team lunch as well as inviting them to their tradi- tional Banana Split Party. In the midst of all the work and school activities, the girls had many parties to forget about the harder side of Drill Team, and enjoy the friendships they had acquired. At the end of the year, the Eaglettes held their annual banquet and dance at Duf- fey's Royal Coach Inn to announce the new officers for the coming year. The Golden Eaglettes perform a paddle routine at the New Caney game. At the Channelview Competition the Drill Team did a kick dance for a 1 rating The girls show their outstanding spirit at the Eagle Basketball games.

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Chrisfian Youfh Fellowship CHFIISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP: Top: Nlrs. Wooten, Sherrie Forloine, Ronnie Bratton, Gary Rankin, Bobby Copeland, Ken McGill, Gene Bates. 2nd Row: Eddie Harwell, Sharon Baldwin, Susan Bloodworth, Gaye Kilburn, Corin Cherry, Helen Hobart, Brenda Gledhill, Leslie Conway. 3rd Row: Andrus Flemming, Donna Tarver, Karen Bell, Sherrie Wilkerson, Karon Smith, Diane Kilburn, Kim Berg, Robert Zim- merman, Terri Peoples. .l Y Art Noyes, played music for the CYF Club every Thursday before school. The Christian Youth Fellowship Club is an active group of young Christians which meets every Tuesday and Thursday of each week to discuss, share, and learn more about God from one another. They also went on group picnics and club socials. They kept in touch with area churches and programs for young Christians. The group was helped by Art Noyes, Youth director at Spring Branch Christian Church.