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H09 Carriers Uphold TOP, L-R: Big Stick Carriers Tim Wray, Chris Price, Gary Oliverio, Juan Rosales, and Tom O'Leary continued the old school tradition of carrying the spirit emblem in front of our stands after all Rider scores. The five senior boys were also responsible for setting up for games and pep Tradition rallies, keeping streamers off the field, and leading the familiar cheer, Who We ls. LEFT: Tom signals his approval ofa cheer as Juan looks on. RIGHT: Gary, Juan, Tom, and Tim try to get a pep rally crowd to stand and applaud.
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Speert Nominated After teaching in NEISD for fifteen years, Edith Speert, Sociology instructor, was nominated as teacher of the year. l don't know why they chose me because there are many, many, many good teachers, replied Speert when asked about the nomination. Speert teaches five hours of Sociology a day. During classes students are encouraged to par- ticipate in controversial discussions and in unu- sual exercises dealing with such subiects as cul- tural excesses, transactional analysis, Gestalt therapy, racial relations, poverty and death. My teaching philosophy can also be stated by quoting Henry Adams: 'A teacher affects eter- nity - he can never tell where his influence stops,' concludes Speert.
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i r Cheerleaders Aim For Spirit Putting spirit into pep rally crowds, and those at football, basketball and baseball games was the aim of Varsity cheerleaders. An additional responsibility was the presenting of awards at the North East Track meet. While attending summer camp at SMU the group won the spirit stick and five superior awards. The four Junior Varsity cheerleaders spent their time supporting JV sports events. At a camp, TOP: Varsity Cheerleaders L-R: Kathleen Shortall, Chris Anderson, Giselle Delgado, head, Betsy Tillotson, Grace Montgomery, and Patty Hutzler. RIGHT: JV Cheerleaders L-R: Janet Skinner, Beth Anderson, Diane Rolston, and Mari Flynn. held at Hemisfair, they won a spirit stick, four superior awards and the top honor, which is the award of excellence. Second year senior cheerleader Patty Hutzler reminisced about her years on the squad: lt was fantastic! I would not trade cheerleading for anything. I will look back on it as two of the best years of my life.
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