Ardmore High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Ardmore, OK)

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it Scotfing at the fierce Shawnee Wolt, alias Janet Nash, 932 is Little Red Tiger, Loretta Dickinson. Magi-.-r , .1 X! - EUS With others intently watching the play, Mendi Miller, , Kim Elmore, and Cindy Massey encourage the football D X' team. GJ ... xi! Photos by David Vickers Lending support to a pep assembly are Loretta Dickinson and Kelly Murphy. ,11- i k L? :'Qf3f'-1 ' it 4 P x if 1 V f ' 0 .. i xi K ls -s.,,-m.1,.15J -'FL 'D J- I , D will 4 x.,..... .... . .f--'U

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Student Life The flag corps, always a bright during half time activities, took many hours ot practice but was well worth the effort. Pep rallies were always fun and usually got pretty loud. Competition for the spirit stick made some seniors wince while waiting their tum to roar. spot

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Catch That Tiger Spirit Bringitin Bringitin S pontaneity, enthusiasm, and excitement radiated from the pageantry and spectacle of a weekly pep assembly. Spirit abounded as the outdoor plaza reverberated with the fight song. Cheerleaders cavorted before fans, generating an interest in an upcoming game. Red and white clothing ribbons, and uniforms enriched the atmosphere, displaying student support for Tiger teams. Spirit painted numerous pictures which flash into memory when one remembers the chants, the skits, the pep talk by coaches and players, the class yells, or Reggie's timely poetry. Each segment of the roughly half-hour extravaganza emblazoned the campus with cheer and good feelings. Bre da Cheek Go Tigers! screams Lee Ann Westbrook. vs t. as x .9 P E Q cv Cl The Junior class gives the Tigers a boost during a spirit yen. Taking a break after a half time performance are flag corps members Lori Stallcup, Paula Mize, Carla Jones.