Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Infectious Fever Spreads When Fall comes around, 'football fever' starts to spread. This is the time of year when we get all fired-up about supporting our Huskies. The fever is so intense, we will go through all kinds of weather just to watch our team play. We take football seriously, and that is probably why it is the most popular extra- curricular activity here. Many people go through a long, hot summer just waiting to see the Blue and the Red hit the field. lt is hard to imagine all the people who are actually infected by football fever in 10 Cheerleaders Gina Hofmann and Marlene Pineda show their side-line enthusiasm for their heroes - The Huskies! This run-through poster made by the Cheerleaders clearly states that the Huskies Are Coming Alive in '85! Student Life Huskyland. Evidence can be seen at pep rallies, when the players, cheerleaders, band, drill team, students and faculty are taken over by mass hysteria. It can also be seen at the games when fans cheer our team on to victory. Even in losing cases, that fever still possesses us to have confidence and to keep on playing hard, which is the spirit that keeps this 'fever' raging. Drummer Kenny Green shows everyone that he's got the beat at one of our exciting pep rallies. Only Western Day would account for this hat! M 141

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VLH- -rg'-' .mol-in l-1lRSgH IGH Y aa .. i 'ii 'Q f, it 4 1 t, - is K E D416 f 1 S at 4 1fIdk .5g,i2.f ' O W X- :W g' F , w 3? w ' llolrsh 'f i 5HUS ,y75i 21133 Q5 Cheerleaders Dee Dee Vaden, Carla Roy, Connie York and Joyce Alexander pause just before leading the Varsity players into the weekly pep rally. Sporting either a red or blue 'paw print' on their faces. they reflect the spirit of Red and Blue Day which climaxes the Week of the King. On a lovely day in the spring, our campus became a medieval fair ground as the seniors celebrated with a Renaissance Festival. Madrigal Jeri Lynn Taylor, one of the proprietors of a Polish Sausage booth, talks with Alicia Compton, a beggar who made considerable money for her begging efforts. Student Life - 9

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,gwmts get 'iii ' W i I VF., I mg-H. I k kkkrr I M y A ...K or c ' ' if! ii I l Mayday, Mayday, l'm losing control! is the expression reflected on the face ol Junior Varsity coach Don Carlson. Just looking at the faces ot drill team officers Michelle Edwards, Flenita Lewis, Deborah Leleu, and Sue Ozuna makes it unnecessary to ask it they are proud to be Huskies! Rah seems to be the expression of enthusiasm l?j from Junior Christina Beasley, while Elizabeth Torres shows her excitement during a pep rally! These megaphones await usage by the Husky cheerleaders. Student Lite -