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

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f w AJ Kiring is a nice adventure on warm if spring afternoons for junior favoriros, A Connie Fansicr and Miko Mcans. Bl Chuck Clowcr and Kerri Willingham, freshman favorites, enjoy the outdoors in the early spring. . 5. . , sive, AYEJ uh, ,vii Msiwwir jf J ,J . ,WR W 'iw ik, M, 'I V'5l ' N K -. -Ain- V Favorites 23

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Fun in The Sun Class favorites spent a lot of their time enjoying the warm spring sunshine. These people were selected by popular vote out of each class from a group of nominees. Al Senior favorites, Sandy Ellis and Kenny Steele, enjoy a fun-filled afternoon swinging at the park. Bb Canoeing is an occasional pastime for sophomore favor' ites, Neal Cash and Stacy Willingham. ,Q r ,. ig- 22 Favorites -1- -1.

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Charming Cheerleaders Chanr Cheers Thar Challenge Chaps Melisa Allen summed up cheerleading when she said, To be a cheerleader was to be involved. All summer, we spent a lot of time at the old gym working on yells, planning uniforms, and thinking up new ways to promote school spirit, said Jill Haisten. During football season, cheer- leaders were at the gym making posters or planning pep rallies, at Coach Hunter's house serving refreshments to the football players, or at different homes preparing gifts for the players. Lee Stevenson said, Half the fun of football and basketball season was running home, doing homework, and changing into our uniforms for the game that night. We worked hard to have enough money and good decora- tions for the All Sports Banquet, remarked Vickie Akins. AJ Tricia Gray and Lee Stevenson lead a basketball crowd in F-I-G-H-T. BJ Varsity cheerleaders do a peppy skit at the last pep rally. CJ Lee Stevenson leaps high as the Indian basketball team is introduced. DJ Varsity cheer- leaders are Cbottorn rowb Sonda Shue- make, Melisa Allen, Vickie Akins, Lee Stevenson, Jill Haisten and ftopj Tricia Gray, head cheerleader. 24 Cheerleaders D, BA CA