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

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I Zany games run rampant Many students found themselves involved in the activities of TWIRP Week. Each of the events required participation from all three classes. Games included everything from pie-in-the- eye to the Miss TWIRP Contest. Out of eight- een events, the seniors won seven, the juniors five, and the sophomores six. There were also four dress-up days. The juniors won three of these and the seniors Juniors Debbie Fulks and Kelly O'Connor concentrate on keep- ing the cups from falling during the cup stacking contest. won one. The :seniors also won points for the hall decorating contest, the toy drive, and the spirit chain. Sophomore Shantel Rumbaugh said, I had a lot of fun during TWIRP Week, and l'm looking forward to it next year. Because of the rainy weather, all of Friday's events were held inside, except for the tug-of-war and the softball game. Regardless of the weather, and whether one was a participator or a spectator, TWIRP Week offered fun for everyone. Reign: 9 as the new Miss TWIRP I8 Patrice Cowan, Angela Wright, junior Kev n Hale alias Miss Lucy and Merribeth Vanlandt try to Hotsy Totsy Lips finish their Kool-Aid in the Chug-a-Lug contest. TWIRP Week 21

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EVENT Seniors Juniors Sophomores Wheelbarrow race 20 30 10 Girl-in4Chair basketball 30 20 10 Miss TWIRP contest 20 30 10 Obstacle course 30 20 10 Simon sez 20 10 30 Arm wrestling 30 30 60 4-legged race 20 30 10 Chug-a-Lug 30 20 10 Mass race 30 15 15 Clothespin race 20 10 30 Balloon break 20 10 30 Blind man basketball 20 30 10 Egg toss 20 10 30 Eggs-in-Spoon race 30 20 10 Cup stacking 30 15 15 Tug-a-war 60 40 20 Sack race 20 30 10 Pie-in-the-Eye 10 20 30 Miscellaneous 25 O 0 Toga day 20 30 10 50's day 30 20 10 Kid clay 20 30 10 Slob day 20 30 10 TOTALS 575 500 390 20 TWIRP Week Despite the efforts of sophomores Greg Moore and Kyle Poage, the juniors win the tug-a-war. With a look of determination, sophomore David Hook tries to help his team win the sack race. I i

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Recognition lifts This year's basketball recognition assembly consisted of both varsity and junior varsity lighting the candles to represent unity within the teams. The girls received long stemmed carnations and the boys, boutonnieres. To give the assembly more atmosphere, the lights were dimmed and Nervously waiting, Goldie Fletcher, junior, accepts her candle from one of the cheerleaders. Once again, junior Darren French lights a candle at the basketball recognition assembly. Lobos the stage band played the theme from Ice Castles . Introducing the basket- ball players was assistant principal, Kelly Baggett. A pep rally followed the presentation of the players. Sophomore Gracey Palomin plays a role in her first basket- ball recognition. 22 Basketball Recognition