Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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Spirit Team Teaches SHS to Shout-it-Out! LEFT: ln a rush meeting before a morning pep rally, senior Connie Lindsey explains the agenda to junior Tracie Glick and junior varsity cheerleaders. BELOW: Escorted by junior Monty Boyd, the girls ride the Brazoria County Parade route. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior varsity cheerleaders are Bridgett Stidham, head cheerleader: Jerica Richardson, Trish Heard, Lisa Lindsey, Iris Griggs, Ginger Barnes. BOTTOM RIGHT: Girls lead an outdoor pep rally. . I I ,Y ,I A

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Cheerleaders -af lf at 'T' v :l 2. W .. R ' K Y 5 if ' T4 when ABOVE: With yelling, jumping and boosting spirit as their favorite pastime, the varsity cheerleading squad set the pace for dozens of events throughout the year. FRONT ROW: Connie Lindsey, Connie Cummings, head cheerleader: Sheri Brown, Melissa Zwahr. BACK ROW: Betty Bivens, Tracie Glick, Michele Walden, Karah Powell. ABOVE RIGHT: Senior Connie Lindsey pom-poms her way through another varsity football game. y RIGHT: Cheerleader sponsor Mrs. Jerri Morris adds another ornament to the spirit tree. Mrs. Morris initiated many different ways to help the cheerleaders improve school spirit. I N,- 140

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l Student Co uncil You Asked for It-- You Got lt! Reps Work to Fill Student Wants, Needs Perhaps the word availabilty best describes the elected representatives of the SHS Student Council, the student body's little Congress that made our wishes come true. , Sponsored by Miss Lillian Jones and led by senior Lisa Boazman, the 22-member council created and produced most of the campus-wide activities that bring us together. Operating on a philosophy of service, the students reps brainstormed successful events like Homecoming, a string of spirit days, hall decorations and most anything else that would divert us from the boredom of routine. Although the average student was not so involved in the governmental aspects of the council's operations, Joe Average was, however, quite concerned about having somebody do something to make school life a bit more interesting. And that's what TOP RIGHT: Junior council member Jill Burttschell serves refreshments during the fall Homecoming dance. Mollie Hinkle and council member Joan Dobias sample the goodies. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sophomore representatives include Troy Weatherford, Melissa Zwahr, Kim Gillespie, Becky DeMalade. NOT PICTURED: Trish Heard. BO TTOM RIGHT: Freshmen representatives are April Wright, John Rayburn, Jay Pyssen, Ginger Barnes, Sherry Losack. the Student Council did best. A chief function of the members was to conduct democratic-based elections of campus titles, class officers, and council officials. ln cooperation with class sponsors and administrators, ,the council smoothly conducted numerous elections and gave the student body an arena in which to exercise their freedom to vote. Near year's end, lthe council launched its own campaigns and elections for new officers. Juniors David LaCombe and Llyn Mayberry were elected as the president and vice-president of the 1982-83 Student Council, respectively. ,Sq 1. 'WA .. . it tt.. f R5 raft, , ts 7, if L.. .. ... .-... 742