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-A ffv J Senior Doug Dickerson goes punk while Students come early lo the LB) pep rally lo be playing his saxophone for the crowd. sure to gel a seiii in the bleachers. Though ml usually the LB) pep rally. ■tl ID pl.iv, the Reagan Beat brings tlu rouibali pLutrs lu (heir kci ai Senior Rid Lyons struts his stuff at a beauty contest In cheerleaders during the homecotrting pep rally. EL CO
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Spirit was no problem for winners Seniors Pat Shintle and Debi Tyrpak dance loKCihcr in a pep rally Double R performan - . only Mi ■ LBJ pup rally. Cheerleaders Amy I inkle and Faith .Sionc punk uui ai ihe Oocketl pep rally. Always a spirited school, Reagan behaved no differently this year. The pep rallies had a big hand in keep- ing school spirit up. When asked if Raiders can throw a pep rally, Kim ( ortinas replied, Hell yea! They sure can. They know what we want to see and hear. Mike Knight agreed, You bet Reagan can throw a pep rally. The cheerleaders and hand are great. Another major factor in keeping Reagan spirit up was the winning season. After beating LBJ 7-0 September 18, the student body rallied behind the team, demonstrating its pride. Even though the games often grew bor- ing, with scores of 36-8 over Johnston and ■W- ' ! over Austin, the season itself was fun because Reagan was winning it. Students could go caravaning and house-papering because they knew Reagan was number one and it was okay to flaunt it. They didn ' t have to worry about losing and being em- barrassed with such a good team. To sum it up, senior Mark Turner put it very simply: Winning is fun; losing sucks. It- CO t, |).MIi;,l|r| ,M1,1 |( ihf football players with llu-ir junior lh„tg ll liher .mepts bis i.ik ihrounh iho Ooublf R 111-.- beforf .. p.p .
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