O D Wyatt High School - Roadrunner Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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MR. AND MISS WYATT SPIRIT ' 5,1 MF. .fir 1' V. Barbara Sisson hx R ' '15 .25 A David Lowery

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,g if ' 5 w 'bf' XJLJ, ,K 1,:ms.e.,. we .M E if . his 'ig-5 . t - 5 I xii S ' ' n P.Qf1 Barbara Barbara Sisson is one of those special people ho finds time to do everything and do it well. he puts forth IOOOA effort for everyone and ever- fthing. This enthusiasm earned her the title of Miss Nyatt Spirit. She faithfully attended the maiority of Wyatt's istrict athletic competition shouting her encourage- 1 ent. As President of the pep club, Barbie made ocker decorations for team members and posters or the pep rallies. Her ready smile and faith in Nyatt was appreciated not only by the cheerlead- ars who selected her but by the entire student body. lDavki Leading out in support of Wyatt's teams, David Lowery showed his devotion to the school and faith in its teams by his untiring efforts in their behalf. He was always there to lend a hand at poster parties and in the auditorium when the posters were being put up. His exuberant cheers and shouted encouragements to the athletes always came from the first row of spectators. This loyalty was greatly appreciated by the cheerleaders and the teams they backed.