Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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28-0 victory With spirit high after a blustering pep rally, David Nelson, Phil Gamble and Greg Cassel leave the stage as a former Plains- man looks on. All the trouble, work and worry of an important game is melted away as Ray Dent receives enthusiastic congratulations from Judy Schmidt. 25

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Spur-power stimulates Plainsmen t Lei's go!” cry Debbie Toylor and Susan Smilh, sophomore and junior cheerleaders, as the Plainsmen prepare to stomp the Westerners. The spurs, two shiny objects on a satin pillow. What did they mean? Blood, sweat and tears, literally. Some thought that the Coronado game would over- shadow the clash with Lubbock High. But did it? Could it? With the dream of spurs scintillating in every Plainsman heart, how could anything surpass the desire to smash that black and gold? After a roaring pep rally, streaming car decorations, treasured mums and finally a 28-0 victory, the spurs once again came home. Was the Spur Game overshadow- ed? Not with Plainsman hearts and minds still beating and think- ing red and blue . . . and silver.

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[Working with athletes from every sport is part of Jean Jenkins' job as leader, and her eagerness and enthusiasm for her duties earnc Jm ft of the 'Men and the title of 1968 Homcominn 26