University High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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spirit developed through routines Faces become familiar and names are learned as the days turn into weeks and the latter into months. Smiles come easier as confidence is won by the sophomores and other new students. The teachers loosen their firm hand and rules and mellow to the pranks of their class devils . As the daily drud- gery of homework becomes a natural part of high school, sophomores some- times long 'ro return to iunior high. However, iuniors anticipate the arrival of their senior year and seniors remorse about graduating. f-rv it ---fu f ai.. l so lit .,.w-42 l4iC,lK 21

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The band ibelowl plays their own music to march by. Each year The Highlighters lbelow leftj march in the H.O.T. Fair Parade. Mascot Kelly Lewis llettl wonders about cheering students at a pep rally, GAA pledge Connie Moss fopposite topj gleefully accepts her pacifi- er from Sylvia Jones. Trojans fapposite bottomj display their spirit at Homecoming by entering the car decoration contest. S A s yyy s yy . ,f , i,,,. ., VKAL Xie.: xr K xi- M' '-ff, 5 MR E 3 'St l iiii gig l -H-vsaskss cc, 'Ns' 1 0,1 ww W , WM Y i it 91:1 W5 ' , - . ., ,M--i l. 1, fir, A-,iiflw .ii X

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agony ends in ecstasy for queen October 13th made it's mark onthe se- niors ot UHS. The last homecoming tor the Sun to Sun Seniors was presented with true Trojan spirit. Ten- sion increased each day, for who knew what lucky girl would be crowned Homecoming Queen i97O. The susf pense ended as Carol Wenzel was crowned during halftime ceremonies ot the Richfield-University annual clash. Homecoming ended with a dance sponsored by the Student Council, with Heather Black performing. 22 ' .zz 'veaffggfy f f 431' f ffff gs' if 'Qf 355 ' X 'E E ' 3- . X K L W' 4 . ss, ,, , if-A 'k f ,V V if ts s 1 v 2 ss 2 3 , , 2 5 s A ' A ' 3 Ili f Q ke? sri Q F I :Mi , ,, X T 'ls