Newman Smith High School - Illiad Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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Changes Continue -Th-ro ugh Year F CA and spiriteers in crease mem bers The FCA and the Spiriteers had many changes this year. The FCA separated to form a boys' and girls' chapter. The Spiriteers consisted of close to 100 girls. The squad formed victory lines before home games as the football team ran on the field. The line leaders were Kay Dennis, sophomoreg Pam Porch, sophomore, Iulie Iones, freshmang Dana Van Noy, freshman, and Lisa Duhon, freshman. The head line leaders were Paula Hunt, sophomore, and Alesia Harbison, freshman. The girls practiced on Thursdays and Fridays before each home game. Ms, Kendrick really changed the outlook of Pep Squad. l really enjoyed being instructed by her, said Paula Hunt. FCA fFellowship of Christian AthletesI was also different this year because the chapter divided into a boys' and girls' chapter. During the year they had a guest speaker from the regional FCA office and an activity to commemorate the Easter Holiday. The girls' chapter contained about 30 members. The officers were President Christi Evans, Vice President, Sharon Scott, Treasurer, Tammy Graffeo, and Secretary, Patty Henderson. Sponsors for the girls were Ms. Ruthie Stovall and Ms. IoAnn Spradling. The boys' chapter had 24 members. The officers were President, Wayne Kelly, Vice President, Chuck Niven, Treasurer, Iim Harvey, Secretary, Mark Phanco. Sponsors for the boys were Fred Pattison, Bill Lane and Iohn Russell. FCA is an organization whigh gives athletes a chance to associate with Christian people, share problems, share experiences, as well as learn more about the Bible and God, said Ms. Stovall. 226 FCA!Spiriteers Alesia Harbison seriously contemplates the next Spiriteers routine at a Pep Rally. With the Troy Anns, the Band and the Cheerleaders, the Spiriteers provide excitement and Trojan Spirit. First Row: D. Van Noy, A. Harbison, L. Duhon, L. Barnes,iB. Beck: Second Row: T. Sprague, G Nitsch, C. Watts, C. Voung B. Mozell, D. Vought, I. Smith. Third Row: D. Felt, A. Stephens, C. Haw- kins, K. Miller, M. Boyd.. Ballard, K. Stroud. Fourth Row:wK. Gailey, I. McAfer, L. Park, I. Viera, R. Mirando, CfLawrence, Ballard. Fifth Row: K. Cohran, L. Castro, S. Ray, B. Malone, M. Martin, G. Asleson, I. Richard. Sixth Row: S. Winters, H. Nguyen, M. Scamardo, I. Verstugh, .R. Parker, S. Swanson, S. Nelson. Seventh Row: K. McGlothlin, K. Hobbs, M. Edwards, D. Grischam, K. Holbert, K. Whatley, D. Cajewski. Eighth Row: M. McGiboney, S. Groves, N. Russell, R. Lara, M. Parks, Y. Elssman.

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f 4 ,Z N 5 Perform an ce Pride! The band could be described by that one word. With four new band directors, members attended the first day of summer band to find out who they were. Mr. Ion Bohls, head director, drilled pride into each student's head from day one. Ms. Dana fwitherspoonj Iohnston, assisted him. For ten weeks, Mary Abbott, senior drum major, was recognized by her shorts and legs , Other changes in football season were four majorettes and new, colorful flag corps uniforms. During concert season, the marching band was divided into two bands. Not only did the bands perform in concerts and contests as a whole, but also as individuals. Three members made all- region band. David Smith, junior, and Ierry Myren, sophomore, 2nd band Scott Kay, freshman drummer made 2nd chair,1stband. t ,ug . 228 Band is that Mark Keefer and Randy Wilson play a cadence for the student body before a pep rally. Chris Richardson and lim Chaffin wonder what they will do as the bus pulls out. H l 4