San Angelo Central High School - Westerner Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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Ki' TOP LEFT: Key Club members take a break from building the bonfire. FAR LEFT: Senior Robert Garcia laughs at Principal Skip Casey's sales pitch of the potential slave during the auction. LOWER LEFT: The bonfire pile sets the stage for the evening's activities. UPPER RIGHT: Cheerleaders lead the pep rally as the bonfire burns. LOWER RIGHT: Junior Susan Self auctions off senior Augie Acala. H, ... - t 4 ,,,. ,f 3:2- ' WV 2V 5A .P T. 5 K -x, Q 1 'W X E 4 fig K ...4 .W Y, -v 9' 05' Q B 'gQf1:3iQ h .v ,U 1 . A ,ft I f Y K VT '1 t E X. XX 3 if 4 .elf x A' 9 Xi: rt, - A ' VW? VA.g. jg Aj. A R ,. , A rf K h A 'iw X L' e..1 5' 'l i-, of ' . tkglfg V ggegi D LA f' rr it 5 5 I' iii i l Y F Sa. 1 . I K -is , Y ze

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5- f as .., ,3 UPPER LEFT: Sophomore cheerleader Jill Vick imitates a football player. CENTER LEFT: Junior Shawn Clark and senior Angie Hogue express their enthusiasm. LOWER LEFT: Teachers Grady Roe, Stanley Ostricil, and George Hill revert back to their childhood. UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Maribeth Scott and Mrs. Laura Quillian dance the Monster Mash. CENTER RIGHT: Varsity and JV cheerleaders demonstrate teamwork as they build a pyramid. LOWER RIGHT: Senior Mark McCray talks to the student body during a pep rally.

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Bonfire ignites Fans' Spirit The bonfire signified the symbol of the traditional Bobcat-Mojo challenge. Each year the Key Club works diligently to build a towering stack of wood to be burned the night before the football game. During the week, each member of the Key Club hauled, stacked, and guarded the pile of wood. Thursday night before the game, the pile of wood burned during the rally as the spirit of the crowd ignited. Junior Class officers took advantage of this event to promote their annual slave auction to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The highest price paid for a slave was S45 for John Brunson by Jane Allen, both seniors. 95 fm'