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et, it is always possible for a sudden shift in the motions. When Principal Ray Williams became seriously ill in March, the motions changed. Ad- ministrators and assistants scrambled to cover and to hush rumors of heart attack. Muscle shirts and extra litter evidenced his absence. If Dr. Williams' absence was not enough of a kink in our motions, the Southern Association's evaluation for ac- creditation was. Last minute bathroom paintings and trash pick-ups had janitors hopping. Motions were formalized and calmed. Strangers with critique sheets and pens entered rooms and sat in judgment, while we smiled just a bit uncomfortably. Tension changed some teachers into nervous wrecks, while others remained unbelievably cool. The three-day period seemed like a year. By the time the big evaluation was over, we began the easy, downward coast toward summer. Winter lingered a bit too long. Just as soon as we pulled out our white ber- muda shorts and sandals, a famous Texas cold front would breeze in and force us to dig to the bottom of our drawers to find our woolies. But, the weather improved, and so did our teachers' attitudes. The workload was visibly easing up, and we knew we weren't the only ones ready for sum- mer. But, the baseball team was not quite ready for sum- mer. An expected showdown between us and Bell, who were tied for the number one berth, turned out to be a real rout, with us crushing Bell, 11-1. The party-cluttered calendar, tryouts and elections re- mained as sure signs of winding down. ini pep-rallies for the he crowd came to their dding more than spirit to basketball team were feet at the Haltom- the pep rallies, Courteney held in the foyer. Richland basketball Coleman Cjuniorj en- Brody Fanning game after Zack Car- thustiastically par- lseniorl accompanies roll lseniorl made an ticipates to build morale. the cheerleaders and the Dixie eight foot jump shot with 14 Courteney was one ofthe three Belles in reviving Rebel spirit. seconds left to tie the game. juniors on the cheerleading squad. Photo by: Doug Wallace. Despite a gallant effort, the Rebels Photo by: Doug Wallace. lost 42-40. Photo by: John Floyd. Goin' Thru the Motions 5
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