Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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Janna Jourden and Troy Tyson take a few moments rest before going to workout. During club week games SCA club members struggle to gain the lead. n exciting year began taking shape. Whether as a leader or a follower, a player or a spectator, everyone had something to look forward to. Adding variety were pep rallies, club meetings, sport events, Twirp Week, assemblies, and last but not least . . . graduation. From the first day to the last, the year was full of opportunities for involvements in . . . Student Life -Y' imma ...sm a i ii ,S if 5 EQ l I ,i 5 '1 E E 22 X l Promoting spirit toga style, the bleacher bums cheer the Lobos to another victory. While attending a speech tour- nament, Kim Tipps tries to relax as she awaits the results. Jarrett Birch rushes to avoid the chaos of the parking lot. Viv- ,rr . Student Life 7

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eek of Memories Homecoming as a tradition is not just a foot- ball game, but a whole week of activities. Rivalry between Lanny Copeland, senior, escorts Queen Lisa McMillan. Working together, sophomores Susan Brown, Kami Schonerstedt, and Mr. Robert Watkins, sponsor, try to make their hall the best. classes soared high as a hall decorating contest began. Loss of sleep became a common thing in order to cut out snowflakes or create flames. The event ended with the seniors receiving first place, juniors sec- ond, and sophomores third. During the week, the STUDS sold over 700 dollars worth of mums. T h e m u m s w e r e delivered at school on Homecoming Day. On Thursday, STUDS members gathered wood for the bonfire that night. Although it got off to a slow start, the group's ef- forts paid off when over 200 people appeared. Every eye is on the unity candle as Danny Smith, junior football player, lights his candle. Sophomore attendant Kami Schonerstedt is escorted by senior Tom Anderson. Homecoming 9