Reicher Catholic High School - Chi Roan Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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Let's Go Crazy Dear Diary, All this week I couldn't stop laughing! Monday I kept talking to everyone's backs because we all dressed with our clothes on backwards! Then on Wednesday I felt like I was Mr. Roger's guest, visiting his little car- toon characters in the neighborhood. Boy, was that a day! Thursday was not like high school at all. It was more like PRE-school with all my friends in baby clothes. It was a blast! The halls were judged after all the hard work we had done. The juniors were first place winners with their medieval stone arch- ways and guards in suits of armour standing at attention on each side ofthe hall. Friday we had mass in St. Louis Church. At the pep rally the Seniors won the spirit stick. Well, Bye for now. P.S. I have to get ready for the dance! is aww M '- W' i'srr -at viri 'if N ---' i-rf' W Flif ififf:iiiffieifiiifiiifiiiii ,M .. .,...,, IQ so rf qi -1453? 31 ' H H r Trim ' I' rf ,s .. . In I W I i -sr i..et i'tse irs . ris . My Q. ' 45 ex .Vk' was Wi, i iilii J . ' 'ir:- r

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S1613 Ui Q U. If W A'!,5v . mv- 'li' fffafm we fini' - its ',f,- N.. V Some Once in a Lifetime events to remember from the past year are: The Freshmen soccer team beat the j.V. players C2-lj. The Seniors slaughtered the faculty in volleyball and foot- ball. Kyle E Connally gave his interpretation of Bad to the Bone . The cast of BYE, BYE BIRDIE got into a snowball fight during rehearsal. Domino's Pizza delivered a Supreme Deluxe to a group of girls at school fit ended up being eaten cold after school. . . very cold!!j Charlie Patterson and friends performed the Mr. Rod- gers' skit at Cedarbrake. So, when you look back and laugh and laugh, just remem- ber, it only happened, Once in a Lifetime . Once in a Lifetime 5 -iii

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Temporary Heroes . . . In the huddle, the team was discussing its next play. This was the Homecoming foot- ball game and every play was a crucial one. I lost track of the team's conversation some- where between fake to the right and block to the left . My thoughts had drifted from the football field, I could see the stadium packed with cheering fans. It was impossible to recognize any of the faces, they were like tiny dots in a field of blues and whites, I could though, hear familiar voices yelling Go Blue , Come on Cougars , and Let's go! . I felt a shiver go up my spine. I was so nervous! The cheerleaders were on the track in front of the stands. They were jumping up and down and waving their pompons. I thought about how much they had supported us throughout the season. I needed to thank them some time. My team members were now making their way back to the line of scrimmage. I followed the blue jerseys, slipping and sliding through the mud. I was on the field. The team was lined up ready for play. The quarterback start- ed counting, 23, 32. . .Iwas on the edge. The other team was ready to pounce, and all I wanted to do was squeeze my way through these two three hundred-pound tacklers in front of me, grinding their teeth. 41, HUT!! The quarterback had the ball and was dodging players right and left. I ran like crazy to get out of the way! I knew I was safe, just a couple more plays, and the fourth quarter would be over. As I looked to see who had the ball, I saw it was in the air-HEADED FOR ME!! I lifted my arms and closed my eyes. I actually caught it! I ran and ran and dic1n't stop until the team put me on their shoulders and carried me down the field. I looked at the scoreboard. The time had expired, and we had beaten Houston Luth- eran North. We had won our Homecoming game!! IV. cheerleaders build up spirit during the pep rally, joe Ginnane, Tina Mej ia, and Butch Uptmor participate in the Homecoming mass. Laura Hampel-coming or going? Kyle Nielsen and Scott Vrana take pride in their work. Glenn McNamara and john Evans Celebrate a Reicher victory. With David McTaggart holding the ball, Stevenjansma gives the ball a dynamic punt headed for a field goal. Once in a Lifetime 7 ' .L