Dierks High School - Outlaw Yearbook (Dierks, AR)

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The lunior Pep Club cheered the boys on through tough nights. They were always yelling, smiling, and rooting for the lunior Outlaws, and tried to let the team know they were there. There was a pep assembly every Thursday in the gym to keep the boys' spirit going. Pep club members worked to- gether very hard this past year to help the lunior Outlaws in any way they could. Tammy cheered on the Outlaws while Brandi was a camera bug. Sheila K ester- son was enthused about the game. 3 ,...... 3 isi 5 ::Ef:2'E 'n Cheerleaders: Sandra Morris, Shannon Young, Mel- issa McAnelly, Laci Kirby, Stephanie Cook, Lori Park- er, lill Faulkner, Rashael Risner, Leslie Stokes, Tam- my Smith, Adviser: Wanda Kirkpatrick. Pep Club Members: Brandi Hughes - Vice President, Dana Lin- ville - President, Rita Turner, Sheila Kesterson, Dana Simmons, lackie Young, Tammy Krantz, Susan Harris, Lee Ann Walker, Krista Hartin, Tina Whittle, Shana Brown, Amanda Smith, Dana Smith, Wendy Hogg, LaRae Shaw, Misti Porter, Cristi Cole, Becky West, Tyjuanah Parsons. Organizations 109

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Q Q.. T Q fi a sig? ka Senior high pep club members stuck it out through the ram, mud, sun, and everything else. They tried to keep up the boys' spirits and let them know they were still loved. The five senior members, Kisha Fleming, Sheila Herfner, Lisa Holley, Teresa Morris, and Vickie Barker, showed a lot of leadership The pep club sponsored a bon fire before the Mineral Springs and Horatio games to try to encourage the Outlaws. Even when the game was over and the scoreboard showed we had lost, the senior high pep club members were there with a cheer and a WE LOVE YOU BLUE. Pep club girls took a break from cheering. Seniors, Sheila Heifner, Lisa Holley, and Kisha Fleming showed their spirit. While Vivian, loAnn, and DeAnn smiled, Sandi looked away. Mascot - Becky johnson, Cheerleaders - Rhonda Stokes, Laura Brooks, Karen Bray, Suzanne Wal- ters, Shana Walston, Vickie Sharp, Michala Shaw, and Kerry Mounts. Kisha Fleming, Sheila Heifner, Lisa Holley, Vickie Barker, Kristi Hill, loAnn Gilbert, DeAnn Stuart, Sandi Stone, Brenda Deere, Dana Adams, Sandi Parker, Paula K esterson, Vivian Young, lulie Keaster, Michelle Smith, lulie Smith, Stephanie Shaw, Laura Hol- loway, Sheila Lott, Tonya Keaster. 108 Organizations

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The Echo Staff's main purpose is to write articles that are interest- ,..:1q?Q fhssf ing and benefit the school, by giving praise, calling attention to faulty 5 behavior, and complimenting good behavior. Their job is to please the reader, although it doesn 't always turn out that way. Staffers try Q ,M lxgbuggx to show good grammar usage and knowledge of journalism character- wal ? Agxvg ,,.5 -X istics. They try to learn to write journalistically. Each staff member writes and types his own articles. They all work hard to publish the Sw OUTl.A W ECHO in the DIERKS BANNER each week. 5 Betsy was getting her materials together to go type. Suzanne, Brad, and Andy read their finished product in the BANNER. f Sheila Heifner, Brad Garner - Co-Editors, Chip Griffin, Ter- i esa Morris Suzanne Walters Bets Stokes Tena Romine on ,V l Dowdy, Ahdy Norwood, Helen Gilllert - Adviser. I h Ms. Gilbert strikes her famous pose.