Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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 Yeah, man! Most loyal Plainsmen fans had that illusive thing called spirit. Every Friday morning during football season, students stormed the auditorium to boost their favorite player on to victory. Although these spirit demonstrations were sometimes thought of as just another way to shorten that terrible class, pep rallies were no longer the usual drudge. Well, show it all over ! This came easiest of all for fans. Attendance increased along with participation. Pep squads such as Dud's Cruds and Super Seniors formed, adding catcalls and whistles, body victory signs and smoke bombs as highlights. Skits and a spirit thermometer also caused a lift in spirits. As the '72 football record soared higher, enthusiasm increased and Plainsmen really got that spirit. 15

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Have you got (FAR LEFT) With the help of spirit groups, the Hereford pep rally exploded with en- thusiasm (TOP ANI) BOTTOM LEFT) Speakers, including Tech quarterback Joe Barnes and Tcch-ex Richard Campbell, built up the morale of both the team and the student body. (TOP RIGHT CENTER) Getting ready for the weekly game. Jed Dosier and Jon White enjoy decorating the goal post. (TOP FAR RIGHT) Different expressions are seen in the crowd at an MHS football game. (BOTTOM RIGHT CENTER) Representing the senior girls. Susie Ralston presents three cakes to the football captains. (BOTTOM RIGHT) As a traditional speaker. Coach James Odom introduces the '72 football team. 14

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wy Who Leads the Plainsmen? Marsha Copenhaver