Sulphur Springs High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, TX)

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GETTING IT TOGETHER. Debbie Green, Meredith Iennings and Dana McComb work to get each motion right at summer cheerleader practice. LOVING THE SUMMER HEAT. Coach Lee Daniels and Pat Poe take time out of the hot sun to take a snapshot. ue. 1...-wwe.. Walk 10 Student Life I .... E - , E., - I IS THAT THE CLASS I WANTED? Being helpful describes Dan Dierks while he assists Robin Richie with schedule. YOU CAN DO IT. Dan Saupaugh hands off the ball to Ion Redmond while Iason Dietze and Rodney Hall look on -with reassurance during summer workouts.

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FINAL INSPECTION Coaches Karey Brice and Sharon Barnes look over the facilities in the new girls gym. N K V : ,N-H.- I s I ' i .yum ..--............ lf I iq m e . ...,...,.,..N, M I NEW POINT OF VIEW The new addition to the gym was a welcome sight knowing that the covered walkway was being added too. ,A Wk ' M., 'i 't M'e N ' .4 fa5ssfwt.'.x?f1f ,'fsWw,fiOu... , - -V .1 A HELPING HAND Seniors Ionas Helm and Ray Ragan take measurements on some pieces for the holding pens in the new Ag building as senior Philip McGarity watches, LOAD EM UP Putting the needed building materials for the new holding pens are seniors Ray Ragan and Philip McGarity. Mini-Theme 9

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iz? S'U' 'M'E'R SGI! SVPVOIICO drill team, Band, Cheerleaders, Foot- ball team. All these organizations began during the summer to prepare for the up- coming year so that it would be a year of celebration. Drill team officers went to Florida in Iuly for summer camp which was a vaca- tion in dis uise. During the week they won individual superior ratings. Suzanne Glover was named Super-Star Girl and Chrissi Poulos was a nominee for the Super-Star Girl. The cheerleaders also at- tended East Texas State University for cheerleader cam , where they won eight superior blue riblbons and the spirit stick every night. They started practicing after camtp learning new chants and cheers for the irst pep-rally. Other organizations that started early were the band which started racticing their marching skills in Iuly. Tffeir drum major, Phil Parker, attended summer camp. The football players also started 2 a days in August which lasted for two weeks. Some of the players worked out at Silverleaf, ate well balanced meals, and lifted weights to stay in shape so they would be ready each day for practice. e ut chqjlen Pe glhg Summer vacation flew by uickly and suddenly. Students were willingly and unwillin ly thrown into the hustle and bustle of another busy, fun-filled and sometimes hectic school year. The once dark silent halls were full of teenagers laughing, shouting and slamming lockers that made the walls of the school vibrate. There were happy faces as old friends The football team .Fl V accomplished a lot ,, during summer 2 worksoutsf' X A K xii -xg ' Deuce Young, Iumor reunited in new classes, and sad faces as students had to open text books for the first time. Then came the additional minor trauma of decidin which new clubs to join, how to get fnack into the swing of studying, and how much time to spend on extracurricular activities. Summer Activities 11