Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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Killers Edge b Hustlers Senior and sophomore girls and junior and freshman girls chal- lenged each other in a flag foot- ball game. The rules were no tackling allowed, but the teams sometimes ignored these rules and were penalized for this offense. Juniors and freshmen chose as their team's name the Killers, while the seniors and sophomores were called the Hustlers . BV AJ Ross Heath picks his guitar and sings Time In A Bottle for half-time enter- tainment. BJ Cindi Williams and Nita Swain prepare to block for the senior and sophomore team. CJ Cheerleader for the freshman and junior team, Neal Cash, jumps enthusiastically as his team goes on for a touchdown .

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Beating Van Highlights Homecoming Festivities With small lights attached to their hats, band members marched in darkness for half- time entertainment. To finish it off, the majorettes twirled with fire. In pre-game activities, Mary Joslin was crowned Homecoming Aj Coach Hunter relays a play to Ronnie Troxell on the sideline. BV Queen by former Queen, Sherry Means. Flowers were presented by Indian Mascot, William Vess. The excitement of the past week was brought to its peak when the Indians won against the Vandals, 13-12. BJ Everyone joins in the excitement as cheerleaders yell.

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The Hustlers were the first to score with Lori Carroll as the ball carrier. Stephanie Cash made the second touchdown. At half -time the Hustlers left the field with the score 12-O . At the beginning of the third, the Killers came from behind to put themselves on the score- board with a touchdown and two extra points, both made by Bev- erly Nalls. The Killers went on to gain the lead in the fourth quarter and win the game, 14- 12. . AJ Members of the band watch the game. BJ Living up to their name, Killers, are Sandy Ellis, Denise Means, Beverly Nalls. Shirley O'Connor, and Robin Davidson. CJ Announcers for the game are David Pearson and Alan Calhoun.