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Pep ' ' etqogwwwafm To raise interest in the Texan football team and to promote spirit, the cheerleaders and bellguards -pre- sented pep rallies for the student body. Added attractions to this yearis gatherings were performances by the three band majorettes. Pep speeches were given by coaches, team captains, teachers, and the foreign exchange student, Bengt Aker- strom. Skits, which included faculty participation, and spirit raising yells also helped to boost the enthusiasm among the sportis players and their spectators at the ii At the events, Mr. Robert Rober led his 'tliand of ttlll Texansw in numbers selected to increase the vitality of 3 rtrf their audience. Popular songs at the pep rallies were 'Tm a Long, Tall TeXan, ' and i'The Look of Love. ootball captains use their strength to blow out the candles on he Victory Cake created by FHA for the Carter Riverside game. 'F H . f H ,t F A presentation of the Texas flag was made by seniors Cary Donaldson and Mike Apel, while the Key Club president, Paul Plce, stated the purchase. E., , yf.. fy ,ww ' Exchange student, Bengt Akerstrom, speaks on Texan liberties in a pep talk to boost spirit. Ric Starnes, bellguard, leads some male vocalists while they serenade the football team with Happy Victory. I5 e
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I-Iowdg Dagl' Qoplas With only faculty and a few students in on the secret, Howdy Day arrived less than two weeks after the start of school. Sophomores were serenaded to the tune of ulVlickey Mousen by the fifth period choir at the Hfaken class meet- ing held Sept. 12. The program, which was piped into the rooms for the remaining students, also had several skits and a pep speech by Sonny lVloyers. Tradition was broken when the Mmouse earsn did not perch atop the building to greet the students arriving for classes. They were revealed to the attending pupils only after everyone was in the auditorium. When the meeting was over the sophs were turned loose for the waiting juniors and seniors. At 12 noon the under- classmen officially became Big Sam Houston Texans. The annual Howdy Day, set September 12, finds a large group of juniors caught by some seniors and forced into singing. Qroups of juniors and seniors shocked sophomores after the Class of 71's first assembly when they invaded the auditorium and made the sophs sing. Unsuspecting sophomores attended the Howdy Day assembly before they were turned loose for anxiously waiting upperclassmen. I4 Why me? remarks surprised junior J im Malin as senior Lynn Malone persuades him to sing
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