James E Taylor High School - Stampede Yearbook (Katy, TX)

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A Little Bit of Country 1. The Mustang football team stands to answer the cheerleader's battle cry at the Western Day pep rally. 2. Bill Ouillen signals the band to commence playing. 3. Senior Erin Smith, the school mascot, walks around to help lead cheers. 4. Senior cheerleader Lori Jordon poses for a picture while leading the crowd in an uproaring cheer. 5. Some Mustang football players attack ln- dian and junior Tom Casey during a skit at the Western Day pep rally, 6. Senior Greer Ziegler cheers on the Mustangs at the Western Day pep rally. as . ...... ., ., gi ,L '-ggjfjfwyg M .Li H :wtf - AM., -.,. g . K A -A rw . .X g, ..,,::... k Z W ,--- S D . A so 53 1 ft, 1 'K ' -' .... A A 3 i P, .... 3 Z ... Q Q' 1-7:5 Ni lLfs?'. is ,, 'i 1' , y TW 'YY' 0 sn 4 ii Wm M

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o Lunch Students race down the halls as if are is a fire and the loud thudding hundreds of feet can be heard 'oughout the building. Yet, there no fire, only the bell that releases eryone to lunch. But why all the sh'?l! The food is going to be there len you get there, right? veryone wants to be first in line that they can get out and eat lt, sophomore Hugh Shrader ex- ins. To eat, is the simple reason sophomore Trevor Mertz gave as to why everyone has to run to lunch. After a mad rush, everyone is settled and eating. However, what do you do when you are finished eating? Many students go outside in front of the building just to sit or play frisbee. Lunch seems to be the time of day when everyone finds out what everyone else is doing for the rest of the day. 3 l 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Students enjoy their lunch. Senior Tammy Harding states, Well, if you put it that way I prefer a Texas siz- ed steak. Junior Diana George is caught ln the act while stealing her neighbor's food. Senior Sandra Schlaudraff looks over to see what everyone else is eating for lunch. Sophomores Sergio DeAlbon and Liz Kyburz attempt to get through the lunch line. Juniors Bill Brinlee and Donnie Bolthauzer were surprised when they found out what was for lunch!

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Footboll Anyone? 1 T 3' , N ,W ws .. H. as st t' stir, X .. af e .-:, On May tO there was an all-out war petween the senior-freshman team and the junior-sophomore team as they came together in a game of Dowderpuff football. Every year the girls play each other n a type of grudge football game. However, the most amusing part about the whole game is the cheerleaders and the drill team. These consist of guys from the football teams and such. They seem to love hamming it up out there while making spectacles out of themselves. This year was the first year that a drill team was added to the ac- tivity and it was a total success. The drill team did a tambourine routine which promoted many laughs. Although everyone tried hard on both teams, the senior-freshman team beat the junior-sophomore team by a score at 7-O. X 2 3 . 1. The sexy mustang cheerleaders from both sides join together for a group picture. 2. Junior Pat McLemore gives advice to his players on how to beat the senior- freshman team. 3. The junior-sophomore team trium- phantly brings down a senior-freshman player during the game.