Lake Highlands High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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4.3 q iT! '-:'r F!?f? ' M.. - --ww' . 1 1 -nh -4, Sophomore Splrlt .Kim Gaisford, a 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleader, leads cheers at the R.L. Tur- ner basketball game. Sophomore cheerleaders cheered at B-team and JV sports activities, The Real Cat 1981-82 mascot Tommy Spillman boosts school spirit at the basketball pep rally. Tommy was the second mascot at Lake Highlands. 'X Varslty Cheerleaders FRONT ROW: Carol Scrabanek, Dana Erwln, Son- Jeffers, Tonl Hastings, Laurle Rlley, Llsa dra Smith, SECOND ROW: Kelley Durham, Christy McQulstlon, Beth Wllllams, Delaney Nelson. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders SEATED: Yolanda Daniels, Klm Galsford, Jane Llnda Purnell, Julle Anderson, Laurie Hurley, Amy Sherman: STANDING: Beth Bratten, Tracy Moore, Key, Melissa Francis. wv:x'X 511- 561 Tiff Wrestling Cheerleaders y FRONT ROW: Tracey, Dowd, Leigh Beakey. BA K nlngham, Michelle Steen, Judy Talklngton, Ellen ROW: Cindy Barton, Diane Daughton, Donna Cun- Clark, Jennifer Franklin. l 1 1 Cheerleaders

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State Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders Carol Scrabanek, Toni Hastings, Kelley Durham, Christy Jeffers, Lisa Mc0uistion, and Delaney Nelson expressed their school spirit at the closing of the ' t g a m e a g a 1 n s Grand Prairie, o Red! Go White! Go Fight! echoed through the gym as the ten en- thusiastic LH Varsity Cheerleaders got students to showtheir spirit. Led by head cheerleader Dana Erwin and sponsor Betty Aday, the cheerleaders devoted many hours of hard work to boost school spirit. The girls worked hard to cheer through the exten- ded football season which meant extra time and effort, but During the summer, the cheerleaders attended the S.M.U.Cheerleading camp, where they kept up the LH tradition of winning the Award of Excellance, blue ribbons for performances, and the Spirit Award. THe talented group practiced to become syn- chronized, and it showed. Boosting LH spirit in other areas were the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders who cheered at J.V. and B-teamgames. The Pe andS irit All of tyhe HCheerleaders, from thgrestlers to the varsity, made their mark by boosting spirit Cheerleaders through it all, the girls managed to keep up their energy and sup- port the school. Then, without a break, they went on into basket- ball season which meant cheering at sometimes as many as three games perweek. Games were not the only time cheerleaders worked. They prepared their cheers and special skits for pep rallies, per- formed a dance number in the Varsity Revue, and cheered while ringing the LH bell in the Richardson Christmas Parade. group was led by head cheerleader Beth Bratten, and was sponsored by Ms. Mahoney. The girls performed in a pep rally as well as decorating lockers and making cookies. The new addition in its first full school year was the Wildcat Mascot, Tommy Spillman. Tommy enjoyed helping raise school spirit and felt it enhan- ced the school to have a mascot. Also, the Matmates helped by cheering on the wrestling team throughouttheir season. 1 U Lf ! F'

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ff, ,ef 3 . 3 1 s I 'lf 1 'A ' 4 : I - f . 1 -V , Q x A V. ' .,,.. 1 Q ' .., Varsity Football, FRONT ROW: Coaches John Hacker, Gary Monty, BIII Perslnger, Joe Bob Johnson, Leonard Carey, Bobby Burns, Jay Hlgglns, Jerry Gayden, Lemon Boyd, Bob Iden,SECOND ROW: Thomas Jefferson, Carl Rich, Charley Boyd, Steve Hurst, John Abbot, Phll Carnegie, Tommy Hood, John Leonard, Harry Everett, THIRD ROW: Brent Morrle-tralner, Davld Flrra, Chrls McDavId, Tom Lenz, Steve Peck, John McMurray, Kevln Cabanlss, Steve Klnney, Nell Ashley, FOURTH ROW: Tony Llsclo, Jay Allen, Alvln Rettlg, John Zlkoe, Mlke Kay, Bobby Klnder, Mack Stldom, Brlan Pelt-tralner, FIFTH ROW: Dan- ny Burgess, Todd Tshchantz, Scott Johnson, Wln- dell Yancy, Gregg Abbey, Chrls Bush, Aaron Grant, Erlc Whltted, BACK ROW: Steve Byrd, Evan Gatevvood, Ted Koplnskl, Rodney Beecham, Mark Graham, Wade IVIcKasson, John Goelee, Gary Wllllams, Don Brown. Rl In Flrgnr up? the Wlldcat Iootball team returns to the lleld alter halttlme at the Grand Pralrle game In Texas tadlum. - Plc , 0 K I ll1 .Q I L S ',, 1 , f Q6 . ,A-- xNQ'7 'h-.Mu .a,.-,..,,, XL ffl Varsity Football OPPONENT TH 16 Pearce 6 NON DISTRICT BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFF W.T. White 0 17 John Tyler 14 ,,,, Irving 20 REGIONAL PLAYOFF J, Bryan A ams O 10 Temple 7 ,af DISTRICT QUARTERFINAL PLAYOFF Berkner 9 28 Grand Prarie 21 Plano 7 SEMI-FINAL PLAYOFF Newman-Smith 7 10 Hereford 7 Richardson 0 STATE FINALS R.L. Turner 0 19 Houston Yates Greenville O Dlstrlct Record 7-0 Season Record 15-0 DlstrIct13AAAAA Champions AAAAA State Champions Varslty Football I