Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Spirit kept high through it all Q espite the plunging spirits, the cheerleaders under the direc- tion of Ms. Cynthia Sivek. did not give up. They kept the spirit posters. Afternoon sessions planning bigger and better pep rallies, lasted longer and longer. The cheerleaders refused to let spirit die. On the field, the football team reflected the cheerleaders' ef forts. The team racked up victory after victory. The administration also showed their support for the team by allowing an afternoon pep rally, held during the last 30 minutes of the day. The Drill Team performed at four of the pep-rallies under the direction of new drill team instructor. Ms. Kathy Bennett.from the University of Texas. Hello Again” from The Cars . album Heartbeat City; Jump” from the Pointer Sisters' album. Breakout; and Boarderline” from Madonna’s first album “1 loved afternoon pep-rallies because you can jump around and get all sweaty and gross and go home to shower,” com- mented Junior Kriss Kruemcke. made a spirited impact upon the crowd. The best pep rally was the annual initiation of freshmen. commented sophmore Amanda Wade . The peanut butter feeding was teriffic. Two students form each class were tied back and blindfold ed. One was then instructed to feed peanut butter to the other. Unfortunately the cheerleaders forgot to tell the freshmen that the skit was only a gag! Rob Bohls and Aaron Swenson joined in the laugh at themselves. 2 PEP-RALLIES Freshmen Rob Bohls and Aaron Swenson fall for the annual prank on the Freshmen at the pep-rally before the Elgin game on November 9 1985 Juniors Anna Chlapek. Stephanie O’Brian, and Tahnee Pierce lead the Junior Class In cheering for the Panthers at the pep-rally before the Elgin game. Sophomore Zane Furr participates in the gag played on the Freshmen.

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THE PANTHER PAW 1985 t ie Ccce H. Ross Perot got the blame But maybe it was time for a change Everything's changing anyway. Austin's expanding, Taking us in. We see new faces, crowded hallways, packed classrooms. We feel the pressure of higher standards; more work, less play. It wasn't easy but we made it through. All year long we had a hard time just fighting the blues Pflugerville High School • 1301 W. Pecan • Pflugerville, Tx. Vol. 30

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The pep-rally spirit sign made by the cheerleaders indicates the upcoming death of the Elgin Wildcats. Juniors Kami Kaatz, Brad Dundas, and Theresa Gurno help in setting up the gag against the Freshmen. Football players are among the many cheering at the Homecoming pep- rally in downtown Pflugerville. The Sophomore Class shows their loyalty and pride while singing the school song. Friends and fellow classmates gather in Pflugerville to cheer for the Panthers before the Homecoming game the following night. PEP-RALLIES 3