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The 1999 Fall Extracurricular Section Guide The times, they are changing -- particularly The Westfield Schools. New buidings and new programs are just part of the new year at Westfield, according headmaster Michael Dmke. See page 6B for more infaf mation. • Members of the 1999 Westfield Hornet football team have been lablefl among the best not only in the region but the state among private school teams. Read what Head Coach Ron nie Jones has to say about his team on page 68. Two groups of young ladies at The Westfield Schools have spent time this summer peparing routines and cheers to encouarge fan support of the Hornets this fall. Meet the WHS cheer leaders on page 78. After disappearing for a few years, members of the Westfield Vespidaettes are back in force, entertaining fans at halftime of the Hor net ball games. Find out about this dance line on page 88. iPerry High Meet the 1999 Panther football team. Find out what Coach George Collins thinks the Panthers will do during the 1999 season. See page 28. Following the direction of Joe Hutcheson, the Perry High Pride of the Crossroads Band has grown to perhaps its largest size ever. The band is preparing for a busy marching season ahead. See page 4B Surrounding the Pride of the Crossroads Band is a colorful squad of young ladies with flags and other items to help entertain the fans at half time. Find out about the PHS Color Guard on page 48. Cheerleading beccune a competative sport a couple of years ago. Members of the Perry High cheerleading squad take their sport seri ously. Find out more on page 58. Perry Middle Two dozen young ladies are ready to provide spirited cheers for the seventh and eighth grade Perry Middle School football teams. Read about their progress on page 38. Members of the seventh and eighth grade teams have battled high temperatures and hot practice conditions to prepare for their Sept. 15 opener. Check the Perry Middle School Panther teams out on page 38. Growth of the band pro gram at Perry High has stim ulated interest at the middle school level. Almost 100 stu dents are preparing to be part of the Perry Middle School Pep Band this year. See page 48. Other Charles Holloway, Hous ton County School Superin tendent. talks about goals he has for fhe local public school system. See page 2B Look for Up-to-date coverage of these teams and groups in the Houston Home Journal and the Houston Home Journal Advertiser each week. Alline Kent will cover Perry High and Perry Middle. Phil Clark will cover West field teams. Photography will be by Rob Mead and Jj Johnson. This SECiioN publishrd annu- Ally by rhE Houston Hone Journal ThßOuqh rhs suppom of iftE pARIicipAUNQ schools ANd AdvERIiSERS. PItASE SUppORT rhESE AdvERTiSERS ANd rltANk rhrivi (or MAkiNq this spEciAl SECtiON possibU. Paqe 18, Wsd. Se P t. I, 1999 Houston Home lournal The 1999 Peri) High School Panther Football Feam — wmmmmmrnmmmmmmm, igp JfcJ— ■' ■iwiiiimi ipiiw i mu ii II -»T4 i nnfc win. i mi n n -» * —~*U ————————i" N*" >"■« «•> *•* -“411 |L iLBl! '' . V M-"' 1 1 ■» » , 1 ■ M''. THE PANTHERS Members of the 1999 Perry High football squad enddure the heat to have their official pic ture taken for 1999. Coaches are (back row) George I lie 1999 Perry Hi eh School Panther Softball I cam 4 O " jag ,-<wi 3Hj|kav jin.- - : v'v 1 y- lu W u jp ,f& Mu' -- U J f 1 jwjflP*S4| JHk 9* | ■HplSf -•••* WKgmfm CELEBRATION TIME Members of the 1999 Perry Pan - ther softball team celebrate the trophy they received for placing third in the Turner County Invitational Softball ON THE ROAD Members of the 1999 Westfield Hornet football team opened their season on the road at Fulling ALREADY PLAYING Members of the Westfield Hornet softball team got an early start on the 1999 season. They I he 1999 Westfield Hornet Football Team Ihe 1999 Westfield Hornet Softball leain Home Journal Photos by Jj Johnson Collins, Robbie McDuffie, Andy Gentry, Dwayne Dims dale, brett Hardy, Arthur Billings, Don Sherwood, Mark Ivory, Carl Dixon and Max Vickers. tournament eqrlier this season. The team is now facing region opfmrents. ton Aug. 27. They travel to Tattnal Sept. 3 before playing at home for alumni weekend Sept. 10. have already played six games, including some region games. Action continues through September.