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2 s 1 I A place at a meet, dancing at one of OHS's dances, down the halls special way all thing-pride. Pride was familiar no students, but to faculty well. Whether it was t up as dance chaperone anging a locker door, winning first cross country or walking n one's own involve one t only to OHS nd parents as achers signing or parents at- tending a Lion football game, everyone moved one way or another to get things done. A , ' The MANE ATTRACTION at the beginning of school was football. Mov- ing down to AA did not mean weaker competition. Third year coach Jim Green commented, 'Tl enjoyed com- peting in 6AA because it was a strong district-inf fact, the strongest year ever. The Lion Regional qualwers. Band members don their Baylor shirts after the regional mar- ching contest at Baylor Stadium in Waco. State medalist. Junior Danny Sanchez receives a bronze medal at the state cross country meet in Georgetown. An encouraging word. Roger Flores's sister Raedene and niece Leslie still take a tremendous amount of pride in the Lion football program despite a 6-30 homecoming loss to Greenwood. by: Jena Allen OPENING SECTION: PRIDE ' x team played with pride and fought to the last second in every game. . Another MANE ATTRACTION was the band. With twenty seniors leading the way, they' played at halftimes, earned a trip to the regional marching contest, and realized that hard work in practice pays off. Cross country began with a bang, with the Lions qualifying runners for the regional and state meets. Boys' basketball made the post- district play-offs. Girls' varsity basket- ball won ten games, a school varsity record. At Sonora the senior girls won their first tournament trophy during their high school careers. Tuesday and Friday nights found basketball the ex- citing MANE ATTRACTION. To some the school year was just 'another year , but to others it was comprised of many MANE ATTRACTIONS.
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Play-off bound. Coach John Curry, with the help of players like junior Will Seahorn, capture the first hall of district loop play with an undefeated mark. swf, Proud paraphernalia. Parents, like Roger Flores's mom Mela Flores, exhibit their pride by wearing spirit ribbons and booster club buttons. High o'er the fields of battle waves the purple and gold. Oscar Payne places his hand over his heart as he sings the school song. 1 by: Jena Allen OPENING SECTION: PRIDE , ,
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