Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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Pep Club CJ S. T G f 1 r s During the first two weeks of school, our presiding officer, Pauline Miller, called to order the first meeting of our pep club to organize our activities for the 1952-53 year. bince the president elect did not return, Pauline miller, vice-president, automatically became president. Doris Hopkins and Peggy Durke were elected cheerleaders. uue to an appendectomy, uoris was unable to continue and Donnie hukowski was chosen to take her place. At the beginning of this year we had a sum of 4157.71 ln the treasury, which had been brought in during the past few years through the selling of refreshments at the fcotoall and the basketball games. Dues of either 25 or 50 cents a year contriouted much to the treasury. he used this money in the purchasing of the American Flag and the School Flag which were presented to the student oody on October 30, l9b2, and are now on display in the school assembly. The uniforms for the year were black slacks, white blouses and orange sweaters for footoull and black skirts, white blouses and orange sweaters for basketoall. We hope that as a pep club we have fulfilled our purpose by cheering the boys on through their games this year. We also want to thank Mrs. Zable, our sponsor, who helped make this year very successful. al PAWNEE mumxrs B E A u T Y s A L o N ..'Z1?.'Il NORTHPLATTE NEBRASKA .Q