Putnam City West High School - Patriot Profile Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Page 32 text:

Boogie on Down . . . Being a Pep Club mem- ber is a hard but an excit- ing experience , said sen- ior Julie Dixon. Each month every Pep Club member must make quota. Quota is the total amount of points possible for the month. The amount of points is determined by how many activities the Pep Club girls must attend and days they must wear their uniforms. Members may also receive points by selling programs, candy, button, and ribbons. On homecoming the members and pledges draw names and decorate the player's houses. The night of the coronation the mem- bers and pledges carried homecoming mums and make formations out on the playing area. Being able to be a part of the Coronation makes Pep Club all worth while , said junior Valerie Bridges. Cheerleaders Valisa Rossen and Vickie McWhorter count the sec- onds at the Shawnee game. Pep Club Members Boogie on Down . Boogie on Dow 65- U- 5' ', lr 'SSTQ . .. .g, ,, if ff., I- HPS: we li 't?fS 2?5blai'lM- , A 236 1 ' tv . ' fi 'fats 6. ' ff I fflfig p 5 1 5 ,ily 33,3 ,, V H 6 V ,le e '53, 'xr s rl ? ' Dzgf grykhis I . I e fr ' , ee FRONT ROW: Melinda Ivey, cheerleader, MaeLene Chambers, cheerleader, Velisa Rosson, cheerleader, Vickey McWhorter, cheerleader, Rhonda Cotter, pledge mistress, Ranee' Dickey, treasurer, Vicky Harding, secretary, Cindy Lawyer, parlimentaran, Sherry Moon, president, Jill Davis, vice-president, Julie Dixon, historian, Melanie Gray, Sergeant-at-arms, Angie Heath, cheerleader, Paula Pickle, cheerleader, Mindy Duncan, cheerleader. ROW TWO: Stacey Powers, Cathy Griffin, Brenda Holems, Kristi Kyle, Caryn Angros, Brenda Owens, Kelly Rothaus, Elizabeth Phillips, Sherri Kennedy, Rhonda Welch, Dana Baker, Felicia Ferguson, Renee Summers, Renee Vickery, Wynell Blakemore, Janet Schick, Mary McFarland, Susan Wat- ters. ROW TWO: Gina Moon, Tracy Morris, Kathy Fritsch, Beth Ramsey, Vicki Lohrey, Barbara Johnson, Amy Cox, Ann Scarberry, Lorene Roberson, Julie Mitchell, Sharon Reier, Connie Mash, Karla Parmley, Debbie James, Candi Manwarren, Sheri Ballard, Holly Clark. ROW THREE: Toni Vance, Carol Wallace, Anita Ballul, Karrie Eselin, Cyndi Harris, Cindy Lewis, Cheryl Gorman, Debbie Wilson, Lynne' Brauser, Debra White, Melanie Whitehair, Rhonda Elliott, Barbie Liebamann, Melanie Armitage, Denise Kimbrough, Gayla Stevens. ROW FOUR: Michelle Hurley, Carolyn Turpin, Sue Wilson, Kelly Kennedy, Cindy Christian, Nancy Martin, Sheila Boydston, Kim McAtee, Tracy Harvey, Nancy Booth, Lori McCoy, Martha Ramsey, Kelly Moak, Tamie Fox, Wendy Ritchie, Tina Ritchie, Kim Dorris, Kathy Veros, Jamie Hammond. ROW FIVE: Lisa Simonton, Sue Hennington, Tracy Billings, Sylvia Goodwin, Valerie Bridges, Lisa Day, Bonnie Butler, Pam Elliott, Kim Willis, Carolyn Seebeck, Marla Reeves, Tylyn Sheppard, Barbie Dion, Kim Parker, Katherine Phillips, DeLana Gassett, Laura Lovelady, Darla Wells, Lisa Niebrugge, Path Tucker, Traci Copas. ROW SIX: Laurie Eakins, Jimmy Montgomery, Joy Griffin, Julie Wallace, Kim Fried, De Ann Dodson, Nancy Robinette, Kim Thomas, Becky Spillman, Kim Whaylen, Lori Fewin, Tina Jefferis, Chris Osborn, Lori Garis, Carol Moore, Donna Brandon, Gail Cantrell,Steve Owens, Lisa Taylor, Pam Barlow, Lisa Lewis,Becky Bentley. BACK ROW: Susie Charter, Margo Davis, Jodie English, Leslie Ashley. S , wks .- ug- . , e Q I5 'wb 491.2 'Gas Jxea vedwg :42f.?if5 Ev in ,V Q .clzggs ' , M Q! - 3. - , : gt..-?f, 'tg' .l N, .9 6: 4.5. ji., F5 E' .Se at K we We N-ff. twig 1 sfv ei . 'r if Ml' 3 3, .5 .Q .--' A 'T J ' 3 A '..' rw :ffl A --'31 -.k. V 5x ' 1: . ' I HI 535. ,:W y f+'4 f E., gf 'y .T '.:,: . ,. ' ,..- 5 'J1 'TT' 'Nev 352- 11 1 -, ' 4 , ff .' 1. . ,iff '. ,, W f icq.,-f.i,.g --12' A -: ...'2,.,,... - ef., - H' ll Eiflil 53. A. 1 5 fk- 'l'l::dfiiI!? Xi.?il JI' 'iigrf Q- lx FRONT ROW: Sheila Phillips, Tracey Wyman, Jaynee' Roberson, Jenis Rossing, Becky Phared, Tracey LaGuardia, Tracey Wilkerson, Kelly Whitesell, Diane Sperle, Kari White. ROW TWO: Teresa Evans, Shelly Kenwisher, Martha McFarland, Becky Wooldridge, Robin Beattie, Manon Ford, Judy Thorsen, Angle Boldt, Stacey Smotherman, Jennifer Oakes, Dianna Dines. ROW THREE: Ann Garrett, Pam Barnes, Melanie Rose, Glenda Travis, Crystal Brashear, Pam Mappin, Brenda Luttrell, Jan Ramsey, Gay Daniel, Stacy Mitchell, Bridgette Rogers, Cindy Henthorn. ROW FOUR: Linda Bonenberger, Debbie Roberts, Lisa Schug, Diane Braaten, Stacey Loach, Karen Osborn, Pam Gorman, Elaire Castro, Stacey Shearer, Kelly Ryan, Cindy Givens, Renee Stewart, Tricia Culliman. ROW FIVE: Valerie Esford, Judith Reeves, Deidre Nikkel, Denise Roetker, Tara Hayes, Lori Deakins, Joanna Ferguson, Paula Hall, Donna Davis, Diane Clark, Sharon Gibson, Kim Glass, Brenda Gizzi, Sherri Lillenas. ROW SIX: Jill Judkins, Lisa Turner, Carmel Connour, Carrie Bell, Leonna Pruitt, Allison Winn, Chris Altendorf, Lori Carr, Kristie Eselin, Debbie West, Lisa Gorman, Melanie Flynn, Amy Gorena, Carl Ratai, Cindi Kruger. ROW SEVEN: Karen Brooks, Christy Long, Tracy Cordum, Paula Gillan, Susan Hines, Mary Brown, Denise Balsano, Debbie McCoy, Kris LeJune, T.J. Garis, Liz Gilbert, Julie Crane, Leslie Rostochil, Lori Hollis, Diane Singletary, Sallye Campbell. BACK ROW: Denise Brewer, Linda Owens, Scheryl Robertson, Tammye Walker, Melodie Smith, Shanna Wright, Tammi Towns, Jennifer Jagd, Tanya Thomas, Debbie Holland, Wendy Mathews, Jerrianna Pebley.

Page 31 text:

K- ,I-I E fl . ' Q f- ', px: WQ -r..- t . 1 ,. he Ai' 'R sg 3 4- e . Af ,ng-,1 QP , q ' I 3 '35 Q 'uk A Q I : ,N A 7 is MW q 1 g S I , ' 1 I Q g 'G W ' Cy s G X ix . . f 1 VD Aa ' x , , ,Y Q 1' , by 4' fw --f-mls We work together Being a Pep Club officer was more than wearing Pep Club uniforms and in- stantaneous popularity. Running the club was a lot of hard work. This year's club earned over one thou- sand dollars in the first month of school with sales of ribbons and the holding of a car wash. Being a Pep Club officer meant almost two-hundred days of solid work on pro- jects such as the reforming of the outdated constitu- tion. We had to learn to work together and above all become good friends, we had sponsors that would do anything for us, especially head sponsor Mrs. Mary Ann Gardner , said officer Cindy Lawyer. 1 Senior officers Vicky Harding, Sherry Moon, Ranee Dickey, and jill Davis goof off before the Moore game. OFHCERS: Sherry Moon, presidentg Cindy Lawyer, parliamentarian Vicky Harding, secretaryp Rhonda Cotter, pledge mistressg Jill Davis vice-president, Melanie Gray, Sargeant-at-arms, Ranee Dickey, treasur- erp and Julie Dixon, historian. Senior officers julie Dixon and Melanie Gray cheer at the pep assembly before the game with Del City. Pep Club Officers

Page 33 text:

,hp ,Q x'- , '. in aj K 1 5 I I 5 f X a . 4-. 'IQ 4 .V . . . . s f 4 , V J' I L1 ,-. fl' + 'QP' rf. , 1 -2 - si Q I 1 . . . ' IL.: 5 '. - sqm. R - nil' 4 I -'Wen 4 YL, ' A i- -L31 5 K F ' ' N' X X ' Ari, s. x , 'wifi 1 'w7ff ri. 'Vl'1 l fi' , I Xfi, A , . - 'ft Q ,t , I -A X lx ,AXA 1+ - Quee r 'N ' 12. 6 I I-in i . .ff i mann Stacey Loach and Diana Dines sing their Jr. High fight song. Valerie Esford and Renee Stewart sing a song. Trying to get senior Matt McKay to sign her poster is Martha McFarland. Martha McFarland, Keri White, and Valerie Esford sing upon re- quest of a Pep Club member. .L 5.9 W ' f FLA QA: . . Paula Pickle signs her name to a pledges' list. Cheerleaders and officers from P.C. and North visit West for the Pep Club tea. jaynee Roberson and Judith Reeves give a big pledge day smile. Pledges stick together before school. Blue turns to gold On August 26, 1978, three hundred girls all dressed in Sunday clothes came to a tea held by the Pep Club officers and cheerleaders. At this tea each girl wanting to be- come a member of West Pep Club received a sheet of paper telling what they would have to do. This pa- per instructed them to wear giant shorts, a holey t-shirt, an old fashioned bathing suit, a frisbee on their head, one high heeled shoe and one low heeled shoe. Everyone also had to carry a lunch box full of candy for the seniors. They wore all of this around for one day trying to get Pep Club members, lettermen, coaches, and teachers to sign the 3 x 5 poster they wore on their backs. The final day came and at first everyone felt like a fool, but when they realized it wasn't so bad after all they decided to join in and have some fun. Pep Club pledges must wear blue sweaters, while the members have gold sweaters to wear. All pledges were happy to see the coming of a new bas- ketball season so they could trade in their blue sweaters for their spring tops and skirts, and look like all the other members. Pep Club Pledges