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l -4 o 3 7.5 5. no c' Q In Stu-Co's Christmas international village Sophomores pose for photos at Santa booth. in Berwick Playing against Kingwood in the Wildcat tourney, Ken Parrish guards as David Denny scores two. Cats defeated the Mustang s 58-37. I Future i-lomemakers and a stuffed Santa, Eric Larsen, entertain at Green Acres Convalescent Center. Student life 15
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Remember watching others display talent, honoring Basketball, playing the latest sport or game, smiling with friends, playing together and being involved? Some did, some did not. All remember. 14 Student life Jim Frooman demonstrates his form on the Parallel Bars at a gymnastic presentation during homerooms. The routine placed first at Bryan competition. CD 2 At the Wildcat tournament Basketball Sweetheart Q Carol Hickman was honored. Varsity's David 5, Denny was her escort. ln a match against St. John's Soccer team, Nancy Coffman maneuvers down field towards goal.
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ome do thing at rally Pep rallies were a part of first semester life. They were noisy, crowded and usually hot. Cheerleaders, drill team, band and twirlers did their things for the student body and members of the Football and Basketball teams. Time for the session fluctuated from between shortened se- cond and third periods, between reduced sixth and seventh or after lessened afternoon classes. During the thirty-minute organized confusion, players and coaches spoke to the boisterous throng concerning involvement. Dawn Waggoner and Gayle Mongan try to get Seniors and all Wildcats to yell in the Battle Cry competition near the end of a rally. Classes try to out yell one another and then together cheer the Cats. Pep Rallies IJ Z k It The band was an important part of every pep rally as they supplied all the music. Somehow there would not have been as much enthusiasm without the school fight song and the alma mater which they played. I T I r t Cheerleaders, Willie Guards and Wildcatdets add spirit and raise the noise level to an ear-ringing pitch. The middle school cheerleaders were invited over to add to the festivities. Born to Win claims the Senior poster which fronted the section at one yelling session. The class was definitely that as they won the spirit stick five out of eight times it was given. its 16 Pep rallies Mfe'-tt QA s..,. Q 6 r Wx x T g, it Q, 'A ,Nj i . '
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