Lewisville High School - Farmer Yearbook (Lewisville, TX)

Page 185 text:

,417 Lori Knight sparkles with enthusiasm while she waits on the sideline before halftime. Knight is a sophomore and a new member of the Farmerettes. The Farmerettes display their excellent smiles and projection during a long summer practice. rf-1 f Captain Linda Gentry projects a dazzling smile during a routine choreographed by the officers. Gentry is a prime example of leadership to the Farmerettes. It's All Worth It A typical week in the life of a Farmerette goes something like this . . . Dur- ing football season, she must be at school for prac- tice at 6:30 a.m. On Mon- day, the girls review the routinefsl for tryouts, which are on Tuesday. Each girl must tryout each week in front of the officers and Carrie Croan, director. If she makes two mistakes, she is cut from the routine. Tuesday's afternoon prac- tice is spent re-numbering the line and perfecting the general critiques from tryouts. Both Wednesday and Thursday mornings are spent perfecting the routine, entrance and exit, and V-line. On Thursday afternoon, the drill team and the band practice together on the field. Friday mornings are usually spent practicing jump-splits on the practice field and hear- ing echoes of Get up and do it again, girls!'l Believe it or not, all of the hard work, long days and repetition pay off on Friday night when the announcer presents the Lewisville Farmerettes. -Julie Weaver if The officers show the audience that hard work pays off with high kicks. The officers are excellent examples to the line because of their leadership, dedication and loyalty. Squad Leaders: Karla Bess, Julie Weaver, Patty Brown, Shelly Damron and Kristen Kankiewicz. Bess, Weaver, Damron and Kankiewicz are two-year members and Brown is a three-year member. Farmerettes 181

Page 184 text:

Sharon Shaffstall's squad: Mechele Clark, Kim Howell, Kim Janecek, Jody Pinkerton, Lisa Clausen, Nancy Marazoff, Laurie Martin, Brenda Adams, Amy Anderson, Kim Clinton, Sharon Shaffstall Csquad ofiicerl and Kristen Kankiewicz fsquad leaderl. Tracie Wilcox's squad: Allie Malcom, Danielle Smith, Carol Ayres, Kim Millan, Kelly Ashby, Tracy Rutherford, Karla Bess fsquad leaderl, Tracie Wilcox Ksquad ofticerl, Bernette White, Debbie Sikich, Nancy Burleson and Leah Troxel. Council: Laurie Martin - Sr. Representativeg Julie Weaver - Positive Contributing Person and Soph. Rep., and Kim Clinton - Jr. Representative. ,,... ,.A Linda Gentry's squad: Tracy Leath, Loren Hudson, Sabrina Zeigler, Michele Williams, Kathy Urban, Lora McPherson, Jill Pearson, Chrysti Brown, Amy Melledy, Tammy English, Patty Brown isquad leaderl and Linda Gentry Qsquad oflicerl. 180 Farmerettes Chris Tripplehorn's squad: Sheryl Tumlison, Helen Weaver, Diane Spor- man, Cheryl Childress, Cheri Fearnside, Denise Kiesling, Chris Trip- plehorn lsquad officerl, Tracey Clem, Stacey Finley, Julie Weaver fsquad leaderj and Kathryn Kibbe. Sharon English's squad: April Horton, Teresa Rice, Kitna Friend, Missy Kankiewicz, Susan Pendergast, Lori Knight, Lynn Blyth, Linda Kapp, Shelly Damron Csquad leaderl Chris McClean and Sharon English lsquad officerj.

Page 186 text:

Council - irst Rate Show The Student Council is often the driving force behind a student hody. This organization is instrumental in promoting school spirit, organizing public relations for the school, aiding other organizations and actually providing leadership for the entire school. Homecoming is the first major event of the year. Many hours are spent organizing and preparing the Homecoming floats which each class is responsible for creating. The council must also run the Homecoming Court and Queen elections and printing, distributing, counting and tallying the ballots. The Student Council of- ficers run all school elections, preside over all fundraisers, represent the school in the community and make major influencing decisions. All in all, the student council of- ficers, representatives and sponsors work together to serve the student body and the school and to ensure an organized and memorable school year. - Desiree Babler lf Athena Tsakonas sells carnations to raise funds for the Student Council. Funds are raised to help sponsor dances and send members to workshops. Cade Reynolds and Bruce McFarling type a message into the Mcomputerf' The electronic message center was purchased by the Student Council to inform students of upcoming events. 182 Student Council .1 'W 'N 'Asian ----...Q mf gli .M