Waxahachie High School - Chief Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

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' . ., ,I , A M an. 55 5 ON!! LEADERS OF SPIRIT mascots Ricky Solis and Tracy Sullivan concentrate on a football game. uring our years at WHS we experience almost all things to the fullest. Be it our first date or our lirst C on a report card, it's all a part of being students. Life would not be nor- mal if a little pain and joy were not experienced at times We start as freshmen new and unknown at the high school Then we move up and become sophomores never quite finding a place to fit in , i l tt! r . H fe 7 i Q a' , W , . 1 -qi i r rrr IW' 4 Q 5? ,Q 3' 4 st. fa, 1 gg .2 f. 'fic 5 1 , sf ri? an ii: ai Q if rtrtr 4 - OPENING A P A SMILES ARE CONTAGIOUS with these four lower-classmen while having a good time in lunch. 31 A M, . .PV N x'j A A 3, -X 'F 5 x . xv

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'If l p A!! -:ff ENJOYING PEP RALLIES was easy for band members who had lots of school spirit. '-Z' L K ., it KEEPING THE BEAT at a WHS pep rally was fun for drum line member Ray Anderson. SHOWING THEIR SOCKS and their SCh00l spirit on Sock Day were Mrs. Darlene Lawson, Mrs. Terry Fierce and Mr, Benton Cain. LOCKER FALL-OUT was a problem experienced by most students at some time during the school year, as Sandra Lovell can verify. OPENING

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A If L7 C H wk sf A ME I In ' ,Lg ' 3 ' 4 we . :Xi 5 b E27 'if W I I lell f A f , s E f i . f A ,I I r , fi' TANDING AT ATTENTION, members ofthe Big reen Indian Band prepare for half-time enter- inment. TAKING A BREAK, sophomore Greg Reed con- templates the outcome of the game. WAXAI'lACI1IE'S THREE STOOGES, Mr. Doug Keese, Greg Centilli and Mr. Isaiah Moreland, clown around together in the hall. N E I We , if I wx , rv'-A fl -, .kl-.k ,+ A N W HXNANAV ,la I I a - I I W, K K K K I nf .X xx . x , wr A Q , A M KM., ti l? I 1 f I ' I ' ff Qin x. -A If- . 5 'g'g I .,:f,ii': 'N I. 'N .K 5 . -KKI .5 153 ,ggi OPENING - 5