Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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Pride Day Features Big Events and... Rl GH T: Special parade guest Yogi Bear entertains spectators. BELOW LEFT: Third runner-up Jan Bryson also received a Most Photogenic award in the Pride Day Queen coronation. BELOW RIGHT: Using a flatbed truck as a music stand, Bulldog Band members provided tunes for the day's activities. BOTTOM LEFT: Sweeny tuggers dig in to defeat West Columbia in the tug-o-war contest. BOTTOM RIGHT: 1981 Pride Day Queen Darla Kay King awards runner-up trophies to candidates Tami Snedecor, second: and Shelda Stevenson, first. Qalsmxj -. g. . .Q K x K 1 V -.Q wx W., L L an T 'L Y? 9'5 -G aw 'si Ei-'f wa- f I Qin' , Y Q- 51 N, 36

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KQV 1.-5 ABOVE FAR LEFT' Guest administra- tors and class sponsors dine heartily at the head table. ABOVE LEFT: Seniors Millie Bivens and Billie Adams wear the royal crowns depicting the titles of Prom King and Oueen. BOTTOM FAH LEFT: Senior sponsor 5 x i K Mrs. Barbara Murphy and husband, QR Mike join students on the dance floor during K-Disc music. BOTTOM LEFT: While couples Ronda Richmond and Will Reid, Sharla Wisdom and David Schuerg enjoy the formality of the prom atmosphere, senior Blake Simpson enjoys the variety of having two dates: Connie Lindsey and Shelda Stevenson. BA CKGRO UND: Prom couples combine in a yearbook staff collage. gs if Far' Nr' N EMM 35

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ainbow Fantasies A tradition rich in community unity, Pride Day events May 1 offered something for everyone as hundreds of local folks and visitors joined in the parade, barbecues, entertainment and nighttime fun contests. Based on the theme, Rainbow Fantasies , the evening queen coronation highlighted 18 candidates from SHS. Senior Grace Upham won the crown: Shelda Stevenson, first runner-up, Tami Snedecor, second runner-up: Jan Bryson, third runner-up, Most Photogenicg Trishanne Heard, Most Photogenic. Proceeds from nighttime contest events were donated to the People of Sweeny Scholarship Fund -- a program offering two S500 scholarships to deserving seniors. Events ranging from hog calling to a Sweeny- West Columbia tug-o-war were held at Bulldog Stadium. West Columbia forfeited the sack race and lost, :he tug-o-war to the mightier Bulldog participants. LEFT: Senior candidate Grace Upham was crowned Pride Day Queen from among an attractive line-up of 18 candidates sponsored by local clubs and businesses. BELOW: Queen candidate Christi Jammer and escort Kirk Johnson greet onlookers from aboard the Grand Prize winning float created by the SHS Art Department. x . i. Q 'fill E if P' 15.4. 1- - . ! U f ' ' W fun ,,.l . - l X - . ll S l :gk ' .X iii is E 5 it Q uihlix. wi l l l i . i , I A .. i . l z ' r i NX Y il iliN.iu.G txt 'Mig 3 .