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pepgirls and cheerleader rr' Y 77 ' , i r , Cheerleaders: Kathy Peterson, Debbie Oliveira, Janice Martin. Pepgirls and cheerleaders lead cheers during a football game. l 20 - ' lf? ' ' .f-,fa Q 22 'Q:!51x .iq gf1?j ff - ' L-fl I .- 0 Pepgirls. FRONT ROW: Joan Oliveirap Head Pep- girl, Rosemary Badascig and Cathy Silva. BACK ROW: Susie Wise, Cindy Taylor, and Bernie Teixeira.
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all is huge success What is the outcome when a formal dance is changed to semi-formal attire, a new name is chosen and no special theme is used? The whole revolution spelled out a smash- ing success for Lemoore High with the debut of their first semi-formal Christmas Ball. Over 100 couples were present making the attendance the largest ever at the annual dance known as the Winter Formal. Couples danced amidst decorations of green, red, and white, to the music of the Porterville Stage Band. Lighted by a color wheel, a large white Christmas tree decorated with red bows and candy canes was located in the middle of the dance floor. Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Luthor Whitten, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bellman and Mrs. Dolores Short. Ianey Hoffman was chairman of the Christmas Ball committee which included Karen Reasoner, Chris Orsa- ba, Janice Quintel, Terrie Cuibson, Ian Jordan, Kaye War- ren, Nancy Meyer, and Marilyn Billingsly.
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0 their thing Pepgirls and cheerleaders present skit to boost spirit during a rally. It a, Cheerleaders and pepgirls both attended a five-day camp at Redlands University after countless hours of summer practice. Hard work paid off as the pep-girls came home with two first and two second place ribbons in large group competition, the spirit award, and state title for the second consecutive year. The pepgirls also cornered the first-place trophy in Kings and Tulare County Youth for Christ com- petition. The cheerleaders attended a workshop in Modesto and won a third-place trophy in Downey. Successful game rallies and the Homecoming night rally were sponsored by the cheerleaders and pepgirls with the help of Mrs. Georgia Huneke, adviser. Tiger mascot, Donna McKibben, added to the good will of the fans with her various antics at the games where she was attired in a brand-new and expensive uniform used for the first time this year. .ful up . 1 K .3 .sg A A! i. ., 1 0 . Tiger mascot Donna McKibben
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