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School SpiriT Cheerleaders lead 'Football Team onto gym floor during Sandie pep rally. The spirit for The games of PHS was exceptionally high This year as a resulT of The pep rallies held each week by The cheerleaders. Their hard work on The skits and yells was exemplified aT each pep rally. The enTire siuoleni body got a special liTT from These pep rallies and was even more inspired To supporf Their Team. Bulldog, Mike Thomas, Tries To sweep San- l-ei'5 90 BUllCl095l die, Bill Johnson.
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New Football Era Dogs Break 24 Game Losing Streak! lt's finally over. After more than two years of football submission to anybody, Plainview grid fans can again hold their heads high. Thirty-two young men donned Bulldog uniforms Fri- day evening, Oct. ll, and became as one. They showed, for some two hours, a single-purposeness, a determina- tion not often seen on the playing field. Wild men, a Littlefield announcer called the Bull- dogs. Dedicated young men, a Plainview fan said. The praise was heaped high, and the Bulldogs wore it well because it was hard earned. When Friday's final gun sounded, the stands broke into an uproar of excitement. Some laughed. Gthers stood in their tracks for minutes after the game had ended, apparently not knowing what to do next. Some wept guardedly and others openly. lt's an old truth that you've got to be down-all the way down-to really appreciate getting back up. lt was an all-out team effort, Coach Don Williams said after the game. You couldn't pick out individuals as outstanding if you had to. They all played terrific ball. We dare anyone to say today that Plainview is the only AAAA team in Texas that dcesn't play football. This excerpt was taken from Random Thoughts in the Plainview Daily Herald, written by Bob Hilburm. Tombstone for Bulldogs losing streak. Chuck and Stan secure autographs from Darrell Royal at Sports Banquet held Jan. l3, 1964. Bulldogs receive long-awaited Blazers. I9
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