Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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. . . AND THE COACHES Coach Urey's method of Evangelistic He's a touch coach. Bro. Rich points the way. coaching. I could be doing better things with my time. 4' 042' fr .if I .0 . 1. Q A ki! X , R 1 He's not a JH coach, but we like the picture! Profile! Profile! Ah, don't walk away!

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THE TEAMS . He can fly! The 1983-1984 school year brought a major change in Junior High athletics. The addition of a football team and both boy's and girl's track teams rounded out the athletic program, which also included boy's and girl's basketball and girl's vol- leyball. Besides the new sports, there were new coaches: Diane Urey and Bro. Bruce Dean, and a few volunteers: Tony Drollinger, Paul Hernandez, Pat Horrlgan, Sam Padilla, and Liz Foley. Although the size of Nolan's junior high increased to 122 students this year, only a few participated in sports. However, those that did participate worked hard, even though there was often confusion as to rules and skills during practices! In spite of the expected hassles of organiz- ing teams l Did you get a uniform? Did you turn in your eligibility card? PLEASE, be at OLV half an hour before the game startsl l, these young athletes and coaches put their hearts into their sports. Nolan High School should be proud of it's youngest group of athletes. They are the next people to build our senior high sports program, and their dedication and discl- pline will show in the years to come. Q l'm not doing that. Y . We're ready to kick some ---- ! This team is so cud

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JR. HIGH GOVERNMENT 83-84 Jr. High Council QL to FU: Jean Child, Jonnie McCleary, Kim Beyer, Terry Ftoach, Betsy Koch, Mrs. Bark-moderator, Matt Hunter-Activities Chairman, Lynda Duckering-President, Nina Hernandez-Secretary, Andrea Koziol, David O'Quinn-Treasurer, Lawrence Vega-Vice President, Amy Crayon, Dawn Dudley. But why can't we get Duran Duran for the dance? Matt always has something to say October 1983 marked the begin- ning ofa separate student council for the Nolan Junior High. Eight home room representatives and tive offi- cers were elected after a spirited campaign with many highly qualified candidates. The council president, secretary, activity chairman and four representatives were elected from eighth grade candidates while the of- fices of vice-president, treasurer, and four remaining representatives were filled by members of the seventh grade class. The Nolan Junior High Council has assumed responsibility for creating projects and activities which recog- nize the student leaders, provide ad- ditional opportunities for leadership, and meet the student body's needs for appropriate social events and community involvement.