Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

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Football Dominates the Season Haye you ever heard of a town named Gary? was a familiar question asked among Mustang supporters. Gary was one of the many new schools added to Overton's schedule due to the University Interscholastic League's elimination of Class B schools with the addition of Class 5A. Although some schools advanced a class, Over- ton stayed in Class A and the previous year’s Class B schools came into Overton's district. 1. Senior, Vincent Ragsdale, makes his way through the L.C. Lions for six points. 2. Tres Rouquette leads the way for Chip Graham to gain ten yards. 3. Eighth grader, Weldon Kennedy, scrambles for yar dage. 4. Steve Feazell, Bobby Windham, Ronnie Davis, and Martin Little take a break from the hort, summer practice. 5. Dena Graham and Mary Sanders watch as Jackie Hawkins prepares fo “'sock’’ the volleyball. 6. Anxious and determined to win the game, the Volleyball B. ream breaks the huddle. 7. Shannon Florey, Allen Cook, James Mason, Eddie Thornton, Terry Waggoner, Phillip Robinson, Greg Lovett, Jimmy Robinson, Scott Campbell, and Kent John cown around before pep rally. 8. Janice Young, Barbra Graham, and Dotty Brunson cheer enthusiastically for the Ponies. 9. Yvonne Speaks, Donna Florence, and Christy Chiles warm-up before the game starts. 10. Cheers for the Ponies are heard from Kristen Hamilton, Nikki Scott, Jenny Feazell, Angie Kilgore, Sally Stroud, and Gina Null. 44. Kevin Dukes rakes time to ‘wet his whisrle’.”’ AMAA :

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Involvement High on Fridays Between the sultry hear of Labor Day and the chilly winds of Thanksgiving are days uniquely different from the rest. Days when lockers rartle with “Who's Gonna Win This Game Tonighr?”’; shortened afternoon classes allow for the 3 p.m. pep rally in the gym; junior high guys load the band instrument bus; cheerleaders make an all- our, last minute, effort ro sell spirir ribbons; and the Mighty Mustangs battle ir our on 100 yards of green turf. Ir’s FRIDAY! 1. Terry Waggoner and Coach Roy watch inrentiy as the play is carried out. 2. Nickie Young, DeAnne Bounds, Carole Eaves, and Kelly Jackson ‘blow their horns’ for the Mustangs 3. A glimpse of the real action. 4. Unifying their forces, the fwirlers and cheerleaders build a pyramid at the last pep rally 5. Third graders, Bri an Jackson and Lowell Randel enjoy the pep rally. 6. The band prepares for halftime 7. Jimmy Branscom. Richard Wilson, Keith Bell, Tony Jackson, Dale Stanley, Steve Feazell, Todd White, and Ronnie Davis are loaded up and ready to roll 8. Seniors: Leanne Austin, Margaret Montgomery, and Rexann Grandstaff cherish their last foorball game as OHS cheerleaders. 9. Seniors lead the student body in Hail Alma Mater’ ar their lasr pep rally as students of OHS. 10. Sponsor Mary Bruce, Cindy Creekmur, and Penny Johnson's efforts paid off with a nice profit for the senior class. 14. The Mustangs prepare for the second half. 12. Debbie Findley waves the Spirit stick won by the band. 13. Because of rain, the band marches in their jeans and band T-shirts. 14. Somberly, Tim White and Doug Maynard watch the pep raily