La Marque High School - Cougar Yearbook (La Marque, TX)

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The Drama Club shows off their costumes as they introduce their upcoming play. The Choir float displays the Choir ' s hard work and spirit towards the parade. The bonfire delighted the crowd and was success even after a few mischievous pranks. Student Life 13

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Homecoming 1983 LaMarque ' s Cougars were out to kill the Clear Lake Falcons and so were the clubs and classes who designed and built this year ' s floats. The Senior ' s Roasted the Fal- cons . Journalism Wrote off the Falcons , with a pencil through their bird ' s brain, Junior ' s Flushed the Falcons , and the Choir introduced their live (chicken?) Falcon! And even though there wasn ' t much left of the Sophomore and Key Club floats after an unfortunate bit of mischief, they made the best of it. We should have known there was going to be a problem with the Homecoming bonfire when the Key Club ' s bonfire wood was burned down twice before the fire was even built. But even though it was finally constructed, the bonfire, almost didn ' t burn because of pranks that got out of hand. Fortunately, however, the bon- fire was allowed to burn following one of the biggest parades we ' d ever had. The bonfire fireworks added an unexpected surprise and delighted the crowd of students and members of the community. The LaMarque Cougars defeated the Clear Lake Falcons by the score of 7 to 6. Barry Parker scored LaMarque ' s winning touchdown and Wendell Wooten kicked the extra point. Homecoming 1983 - what a memory! ■ ' ■KBB ' Hi YoYo Childs was one of a number of students who helped Paint the town . Seniors led the parade with the largest float entry as they encouraged the Coogs to Roast the Falcons 12 Student Life

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6i Thriller night at Christmas time meant a time for happiness and fun when the SAEC held their annual Christmas Dance. The dance was held in the school commons, a first for LaMarque. There was a fantastic light show that featured a fog effect from dry ice, and a great DJ. Nobody could believe that they were actually back at school. Rock and Soul music were the most asked for selections but everyone cheered to the Cotton-Eyed Joe. Coach Massey led the kikker dancing around the commons. The Blue Devils had a dance contest but the winner was an unanswered question. At mid- night the lights came back on, everyone cleared out and the commons became just that again - the commons! Watch Out, Michael Jackson, Hogan is taking over! Amy Agorastos asks Did you miss dinner? as Eric Wells chews on his tie while dancing. 14 Student Life