Dumas High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Dumas, AR)

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li - 'if The 1974-'75 cheerleaders, under the sponsorship of Ms. Barbara Jones, spent many hours planning pep rallies. painting signs, and spreading enthusiasm . Practicing most afternoons, they learned cheers, worked out new for- mations, and wrote skits to be pre- sented on Friday. With up to three games per week, basketball season meant plenty of travel for cheerleaders. The girls put forth much time and effort in preparation for the coming games. Things such as a pie in Al Tanen- baum's face. surprises thrown out to the football players, and songs dur- ing skits, boosted the Bobcats to a victorious season. Whether we won or lost, the cheerleaders always kept the faith. 'Bvd' un,uhnfr-all . +9 ,auf mubuhenzgkdfmaherb ' warts r.....-..... f.t:l:'.z:1-.r...':.,. ' I, pfhal. iho J1 on Showerl Shawl Show 5h,..,,, 1 shwerilli 4568 29

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RIGHT - Cheerleaders performing skit during pep rally. CENTER - Hamming it up at the Crossett game. BELOW - Agnes Holley not wetting her panties during Crossett pep rally. LOWER RIGHT - Enthusiastic football team. OPPOSITE PAGE - A1 Tanenbaum gets pie in the eye from Dennis Hargiss. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP - Teacher gets good sportsmanship award. 28 1 KWSWHS?

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Brenda Watts reigned as Queen over the 1974 Bobcat Homecoming Royalty, with Maid of Honor being Susan Blagg. Elected as Senior maids were Elizabeth Hopmann and Birdell James. Barbie Vickers and Agnes Holley were Junior maids and Susan Holley and Ginger Gooch were Sophomore maids. The presentation of the queen and her court to the student body was held during the homecoming pep rally. Afterwards, a car caravan paraded through the streets of Dumas. The coronation of the queen during the pre-game ceremonies at the homecoming game, finalized the fes- tivities. WaHs Wins n I 30 - , .- K me Ja.. wrsv' ..... .- 'f':5'??: 'N N: Ai T21 :E ff' , f 'J'::FEP,- i'x5?f jg-fi -ff'-1-,Silvia ,Q ' . ie