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

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Talking over battle tactics during Home- Fired-up students march on their way to coming game are Coach Elliott and quar- light up the Vandal dummy atop the '78 terback, Charles Beasley. bonfire. 'E'- ul Indians on the war path plunge through Before the toss ot the coin to see who the victory sign in the traditional manner receives the football, captains from Grand before every game, as in the game with Saline and Van talkto the referees. Van. Homecoming 13

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Excitement Mcike Up Homecoming S -l- .C .Q C D an H- o GD :N o cz E L o Bright sunlight provided sunny weather on Thursday when mem- bers of ag classes and study halls gathered wood for the traditional bonfire. That night, while students lined up for the bonfire, Mr. Gilbert pre- pared the torches by soaking them in kerosene for the excited students to carry. Then the band fired up spirit by playing the fight song as they marched, while cheerleaders, students carrying torches, and the enthusiastic crowd followed. The sun glittered from the roof of the old '64 Camaro, donated by Bud Milam as students paid their quarter to pick up a sledge ham- mer and show their aggressive spirit by putting another dent in its shiny surface. I2 Homecoming

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Julie Fciulk Crowned Homecoming Queen Receiving a token of appreciation from Denise Means is head coach, Carter Elliott. Competing for the title of Homecoming Q f h - ueen are res man Jody Means, sopho V t, more Joanie Clower, junior Julie Faulk and senior Susan Yarbrough. i4 Homecoming