Fort Worth Country Day School - Flight Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Practice Makes Perfect After two eventful days of travel, the football players and their Selwyn bus finally limped into Tin Cup, Colora- do, for the first football camp. Scrimmages, the rope course, and several miles of running added spice to a week of grueling, dusty workouts. 4'Hey, can you hurry up in the shower. NBut we just ran the mile this morning. The more energetic players square danced at night in the town hall. Two results of the football camp: the team elected Lee Bass and Dale O'Neal co-captains for 773, and left Colorado in great physical shape. Meanwhile, back in Texas, Diana and Melanie, the two new cheerleaders, were at cheerleading camp yelling their heads off in practice sessions. When back at school, all the cheerleaders made two-a-days almost bearable with homebaked cookies and cold, cold lemonade. -799 yu T c If ' --.' 1. .sew---1: if ef, f V, if -.-.- - ..., .. . .,... .. . im . .Q , r .- ,,.,:' 9 fi S-we Q ia a e YQ it fietfr 1 1? 'EN' 4 r-X' Li aa ,. 5 ,gg I r- . . fr F? 1 K sf - sf is - - , , , K ,, f 3? Yr. Def 'f,f5f-' 5'S?wf2tf, 1 . ,. ' 5 A ., T .-.. . .... E Fw 'Q Y A v . ,... I 1 ew 1- 'WL 7 '5 ' W 'iii f ff' ' , y ' fe ,gf .5 .1 5 arf- if v ' ' as rrrr r X Q fgix. ... 1 ,y fem - gif , ,,,. , sa. , . .sig V .' V Ms I - :i -ssiiiiif. .. H K . SWF? Q Q? ' AP if .K:1,1i: H,- e .a 2 H 1 'ri,v- c fr ' ' - ff' E in B' R I K 4 s c an A we as J .c 7 f , , ii, . -L gm-.si

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Team Has Highs And Lows The Falcons got off to a super start, winning their first three games against Southfield, Wichita Collegiate, and San Marcos. Their first loss came in the final moments of a very close match with Cistercian Prep. The Falcons' fortunes dipped the lowest as the Birds lost to their tradi- tional rival, Trinity Valley. This loss to T.V. was another first for Country Day. The team bounced hack quickly. The following week, playing their game in a torrential downpour at Greenhill, the winged warriors almost liter- ally swam over the Hornets. They went on to topple Dallas Christian and Lakehill in the next two games, only to fall to Casady the following week. The team put the crowning touch on their season by trouncing Fort Worth Christian in the final game. CDS completed its seventh year in the Texas Independent Schools Conference with a very respectable total of seven wins and three losses. 'K 9.2: .Slam I x Q. e 'A M l .. rs ji., V: , if M A . . , ici 21. V , J 5 e i : s ff ,,,,,. C - W E? Q 4, -, ,f Q. Vylk ff If-r