Lakeside High School - Ram Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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The past season saw the end of an era in Lakeside Foot- ball, It also saw one of the worst win-loss records in school history. School spirit was at an all-time low. Famous yells like All for Lakeside, stand up and holler resulted in about half the group standing. Another traditional Lakeside cheer, That's the Lakeside Battle Cry, produced loud screams from each individual class but not very loud for the Lakeside Battle Cry. This indicates a lack of unity, a unity that some of us can look back on with great pride. Let's examine the Ram Football Roots and see if we can't dig what a good school we have. CLASS B-From 1949 through 1960 the Rams won 84, lost 32, tied 3 for a 72W. They ' won 4 district titles during this time including 3 straight 1 s undefeated season plus a 38- game Win- Foot ,slab-Q4 mv 1 7.x-3?r+fgc , t . . .. ,. 3 I ' ' K . Ain ' KH? 1,12 . K .4 ,,.a.,, I-'Q.,1y ' , 'Q ,, ,- 341 i i aft' 'H T :vie m W 00 M ppnn ,M n any one 1601! man, stronger 1 than any one group ,gf-Q --a rich heritage that not many schools have. Next year the Rams look for- ward with great hope as they enter into Region V-AAA. For a football team to be a good group, members of the Senior Class have to be the leaders because of their maturity and experience. They cannot achieve success without a positive attitude from the junior and sophomore members of the team. The football team members cannot be successful unless they are motivated by parents, faculty, and their everyday classmates and that goes for every other organization in school also. So I urge you if .,.. W I uf. g t - away' V'-ft, l ' f-'Hearn wiv' , y , 'isis .farm M -P Q5 wif .ilt:'M .Pg :343'f?V1'1i