Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Above: Principal Jerrell Snodgrass is dressed 10 Hoe Down the Harvesters. Below. During the Pampa pep ralli . Stephanie Brown presents Tom Bevins with a good lack charm. Junior Tri-Hi-Y members give their presentation to get ready for the game against the l larvesters. Pampa won 22- 6. Left: Cheerleader Stephanie Brown shows her spirit with a cowboy dance. Bight In their Pampa presentation. Varsity cheerlcades show the 'Men how they plan to I loe Down the Harvesters. Did it die? For many years Plainsmen have taken winning football seasons for granted. This year, however, the tables turned and winning became a less common occurrence. An observei might believe that a losing season equals spiritless pep rallies but at Monterey a winning athletic club is not essential for total involvement: thus Plainsmen pep rallies prospered in 1978. Pep rally themes such as ‘ Beatnik the Bulldogs. I lop l lereford. I larvest the I larvesters and Drive Coronado Crazy brought Plainsmen supporters together. During the year, classes competed in the United Way jugs, link sales and sign painting competitions to get fired up for the games. Was Monterey spirit dead in 1978? Just ask a Plainsman! Student life 9

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Plainsman spirit... Above: At the Spur pep ralli . Jeff Brister. alias The Immortal Plainsman aims at Lubbock l Ugh School. Below: After the pep rally. Plainsmen sing. We are Plainsmen of Monterey! Above: Head y to accompany the cheerleaders. David Thompson balances his basis drum. Below: In his typical attire. David Perch yets fired up at the Beatnik ep rally.

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Su'rt'f and innocent, Bobby Lynch makes s » ) »(unoresfeel at home by keeping a pacifier close ai hand. Plainsmen welcome sophs August ai Monterey marks the legendary “coming of the sophs” and every year at this time, upperclassmen welcome these newcomers with the annual I lowdy Assembly, in keeping with tradition, this year's assembly contained the usual amount of friendly jeering, yet this particular performance was different in one rrs|x‘ci. The theme of the assembly was involvement and for the first time sophomores were given the chance to perform. The two performers. John Griffith and Chris Jenks helped the sophomores prove that they, too arc Plainsmen with Peon Pride. Presenting the next act. John Kim hosts the I lowdy Assembly. Sophomore girls can't stay away from singing stars Tom Bevins and John Faulkner when they sing Walk Like a Sophomore. an original com xrsition by the musicians. lO Student life