Estacado High School - Matador Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Everyone had a chance to dance this year! There were seven dances held and that was a record for Estacado. The first of these dances was the Howdy Dance. M r. Doyle Gamill said the student council thought this would be a good chance for everyone to get acquainted. The next two dances were after football games, the traditional Estacado v Dunbar and Estacado's Homecoming. Mr. Gamill said, We are one of the few schools that allow outsiders to attend our dance. Everyone is welcome here. The Christmas Dance, the Senior Carnival Dance and the elaborate Coronation Dance were all well attended by the student body. Mr. Gamill said he was impressed with the number of teachers that attended the dances. The school year is not complete without a farewell dance. Last but certainly not least the Junior-Senior Prom was the final touch to the 76-77 school year. 17 Dances

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More Time For Dancing 2 1. Teresa Fulsom and Fred Maden dance to the music. 2. Fred Maden puts all his soul into dancing. 3. Sydney Perry and Joyce Jefferson enjoy themselves while dancing. Opposite Page 1. Linda Hunter and Robert Draper enjoy each others company at a homecoming dance. 2. EHS mascot, Joe Lopez, enjoys dancing after a football game. 3. Tommy Jeffrey and Vanessa McCleod get down at the victory dance.

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1. Estacado cheerleaders promote school spirit at football games. 2. Joe Lopez, school mascot, dances to the band’s music. 3. Dors it a Price helps decorate the cafeteria for the homecoming dance. Opposite Page 1. Head cheerleader, Teresa Raven, begins a chant at a school pep rally. 2. Barbara Quigley contributes her voice and motions to a cheer. 3. Teresa Raven and Linder Mosley cheer together to achieve better school spirit. 1 18 Sport s Activities