Alamogordo High School - Rocket Yearbook (Alamogordo, NM)

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AHS BLA Dozens of girls dressed in black and gold dotted the halls and classrooms of Alamo- gordo High School nearly every Friday this year. The scene was the pep squad, a newly-formed organization at AHS. Gold jumpers, black turtlenecks, and black shoes and knee socks were the uniforms worn by the group. Black and gold pom-poms com- pleted the impressive sight when the Pep Club occupied a section of the stands at home games. This group was extremely beneficial in spreading spirit for our athletic teams during school, at pep rallies, and of course, at the games. The pep club sold hundreds of cupcakes at school to raise money. Officers this year were: Theda Ellison, President, Susan Decse, Vice-President, Vicky Campbell, Secretary, Mavis Holland, Treasurer, and Zoe Kirk, Student Council Representative. Miss Sherry Pardue spon- sored the group. Q , . M. ,W .n 5 ' ' , .. 3 , fu' , V- and f fr Wx,-Q ,ara CK A D GOLD PEP SQUAD This pep club skit at the Goddard game makes suckers out of various students and faculty members. Left fFront to Back of Linej: Kathy DeRoy, Shirley Norris, jennifer Hudson, Liz Simon, lone Bellows, Betsy Stacy. Second: Pat Malone, Reyna Ross, Marvinell Brown, Marsha Holloway, Alice Morrison, Debbie Anderson, Third: Theda Ellison, Susan Deese, Debbie Hobart, Loretta Hall, Denise Humble. Fourth: Mary Gallegos, Mavis Holland, Vicky Campbell, Judy Douglas, Marcia Meyer, Patty Irvine. Fifth: Nancy McDonald, Margaret Peterson, Suzanne Bonnell, Becky Stone Brenda Van Doren, Jeannine Hall. Right: Roseanne Garcia, Kay White, Debbie Perry, Jody Phillips, Donna Hobart. Not Pictured: Gail Faulkner, Charlotte Shaw Bobbie Elston, Linda Moses, Louise Smith, Juanita Petty, Bonnie Weber. 58

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x S lf 5-7 'i ' Q ff V , Top left: Charlotte Shaw pauses thoughtfully as she presides over an F .T.A. meeting. Top righti Cadet teacher, .Rhonda Sumrall, pa- tiently reads a workbook lesson to a circle of first graders at Heights Elementary School. Left: lt's story time as Ruthie Cooper spends her cadet teaching time with Sacramento Elementary School first grade students. 57

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School spirit at most home basketball games is also boosted by the lively music produced by the pep band which is composed of volunteers from the main hand. if e ,N , 1-1 Esmritiw 'H '- ,M , .,,. , 1,5312 2 li' , A fy- A t H' in V X, f 12 -If 1, 92 Yip? :: a'33'i5LiW11,1-Vfkil ' e. , 'eii 4 vmf.'- 1 'ill eess s,,..1,s. ,H 7i'W5:i'ki1Ri , , ,i F. ' .L f ,ag Pep club sponsor, Miss Sherry Pardue, and mem- bers Susan Dccse, Theda Ellison, and Vicky Camp- bell admire their contribution to Christmas spirit at the high school. The tree was later given to a needy family in Alamogordo. 59