Advance High School - Advancer Yearbook (Advance, MO)

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Pepperettes Spo nso r Alumni l3allGame T0 raise money for its treasury, the Peperettes held a basketball game April 25. The boys' intramural champs challenged the faculty in the first game and lost. The star attraction forthe night was the game in which alumni basketball players played the seniors of 1975. The seniors were victorious. The Pepperettes were occupied during January and February with plans and decorations for the l-lomecoming. The cheerleaders presented two pep rallies for the student body. They received peals of laughter for their presentation ofthe contrast between cheerleaders of the fifties and now. Pepperettes fFront Rowl Janice Long, reporter, Sandy Dixon, Student Council representative: Vicki Palmer, vice-president: Jane Elfrink, presi- dent, Barbara Ritter, Teresa Shirrell, treasurer. fSecond Rowl Kathy Stehlin, Carol Bruce. Mari- lyn Wilfong, Tammy Berry, Lesa Cookson. Erika Voss, Janet Rodgers, Vonda Dunivan, Robin King. fThird Rowl Rhonda Jordan, Tammy Stilts, Tammy Wiggins, secretary: Nancy Towery, Re- gina King, Sheryl Rehm, Mae Ann Williams, Ro- bin Scherer, Kim Rhodes. fFourth Rowl Olive Fay Markham, Tammie Hart, Kristi Carlton, Me- lody Fisher, Tina Bond, Amy Rhodes, Becky Rendleman. Jeannie l-lamlin, Kelly Kidd. fTop Rowl Patricia Johns, Gwen Ann Davis, Melinda Miles, Terri Moore, Cindy Richmond, Tracy White. Cheri Gaither, Terrie Daniel, Kandi Sher- man, and Tess Daniel.

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Right: Doing their version of cheerleading in the fifties, the cheerleaders give a pep rally skit to the sounds of whistting and hearty laughter. Fans cheer the A team to victory against Glasgow, Below Center, in the semifinal game of the State Tournament, Boosting spirit at a home game is cheerleader Tammy Wiggins, Below. KN Cheerleaders: Qsittingj Kandi Sherman, Amy Rhodes, Lesa Cookson. qstandingj Jane Elfrink cofcaptaing Tammy Wiggins, Sandy Dixon, and Vicki Palmer, co-captain.

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Athletes Select Kidd, Daniel, Yount - Royalty Kelly Kidd, a junior, was chosen Basketball Homecoming Queen by the junior and varsity basketball teams. She was crowned February 14. Basketball, volleyball, baseball players and cheerleaders selected Athletic Royalty for the Athletic Banquet, which replaced the former Pepperette Banquet. Kelly Kidd crowned Tess Daniel and Royce Yount at the dinner lvlay 9. Tess was awarded a trophy for Outstanding Volleyball Player. The following basketball awards were given out by Coach Carroll Cookson: most assists, Steve Cookson, most rebounds, David Tropt, best tree throw percentage, Brad Berry, highest field goal percentage, Royce Yount, and Spark Plug Award, Danny Long. The most valuable player trophy went to David Tropf. Athletic Royalty Candidates: C Front Rowl Sheryl Rehm, Jane Elfrink, Sandy Dixon, Vicki Palmer. lBack Rowj Ben Lanpher, David Tropf, Steve Vavak, .lo Cummins, and Ron Oller. 28 M, ccccc ,T if 1