Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Pep assemblies, games weekly functions The pep assemblies were restricted to students with football tickets and there were only two instead of three. Yet this didn't stop the students from flocking to cheer the Raiders and or to miss half of first period. Cheerleaders perform skil for assembly. We're number one.' |V Cheerleaders join pinkies for the alma mater. f hi. THE TEAM ACROSS THE riELtyfVlEMTHAT WE ARE ■HERE SET THE EARTH REVE- RBERATING WITH OUR HIGH- jTY CHEER RA RARA HIT 'THEM HARD ANE SEE HOW jTHCy fall never let 11 5«: TEAM' .THE BALL The Skyline fight song is displayed for freshmen with short memories. t 20 Student life

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attended between periods. The stairwell overlooking the teacher's parking lot is a popular place to speno time. Yellow busses bring students to Skyline from all over How do you spell relief? Dallas Student life 19

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A band member shows his excitement at the Spruce game. Despite all the cheering and completely filled stands, attention at football games was frequently focused on the cute girl on the sixth row, or on the person standing at the bottom looking for someone he recognized so he wouldn't have to sit alone. Throwing cups off the top row without getting caugh by the police or Mr. Cuzick was also a favorite pastime. Plugged ears quiets overzealous cheering. Two Raider fans cheer from an otherwise calm stand. Coach Lewis talks to team members.