Granger High School - Lions Paw Yearbook (Granger, TX)

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ight Activities Night brings the excitement of football games. There isn't any- thing as exciting as a Granger game, especially when the score is close all the way to the end. But doesn't our team usually end up with the most points after it's all over. How could our team let down the crowd in the stands that comes to every game? There is just no way, and that's one of the reasons they seldom do. Q TOP RIGHT: Jimmie Ellis has a serious face as the School Song is played by the band at a football game. ABOVE: And Here Come The Mighty Lions! MIDDLE RIGHT: Mark Hajda re- covers a fumble at the Thorndale game. FAR RIGHT: Mike Ianak makes one of his many runs, This just may have been one that went all the way for a touchdown. y .ts W ,,i,s+eggNfQ1f

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1'..,igs3f25L' LEFT: The Football team is getting their extra hours in of practice to make sure that Friday night will bring an unforgettable victory. S ABOVE: Cheerleaders: Lorna Shirocky, Diane Kotrla, Debra Strmiska, Natalie Sykowski, and Carolyn Selucky are making the big sign for the boys to run through at the game Friday night. OPPOSITE: Donna Kerlin, Theresa Mayberry, Sue Korak, Jimmie Ellis Judy Hyzak, Bonnie Repa, Rose- mary Caldwell, and Janie Kotrla are being told what to do at a prac- tice for marching Friday night by Mr. Goodman and Mrs. Cory, The weather is cold but this never faded their determination to do their best. Friday night proved how much their work paid off. I I5

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w I .. Tiff 4166-L0 r RIGHT: Mike Martine makes one of his shots as Leslie Michalik is there just in case Mike doesn't make it, It seems, though, that Mike just added two more points to the scoreboard, wi w ABOVE: Susan Scott is presented with a bouquet of mums by Joanne Naizer, Drum Major, She was named Band Sweetheart at the last home football game, LEFT: Coach Tidwell gives Donna Kerlin and Janet Brown instructions on the sideline at a basketball game.