Arkansas City High School - Mirror Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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Head Cheerleader lamce bpson d cxdes when the Pep I luh vells ani what vell rs ugzel mx peppv cheerleaders lead our cheers a everv game and pep assemblv Bottom Bonnxe Hadgcs and jamce Upson Head C heerleader Nhddle ane C ares and klrren l ouderlwack Top Charlene Srrah and f harlorre Sarah PEP CLUB LE DERS X,.x Marlene lzreenhav. the Pep Club Valorem' leads the Pep C lub dunng xrs drllls .xr football games 1 W , , H, if . , 'iff . , f C' A . A L C- . - Q Y, .. ' f . .' : I . . . : ' lv 1 ' . 3 .If Ai -S .. . - A-1

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SN PPY DRILLS TOP ROW: Vera Stacy, Lavon White, Darlene Rountree, Mary NAcCorgary,Delbert Harris, Jon Siner, Wayne Wahlenmaiet, Beverly Johnson, Jannell Gee, Libby Giles, Beverly Haskins, Merry Sowden. MIDDLE ROW: Kenna Dempsey, Joyce Austin, Charlene Hays, The Pep Club is an organization whose purpose is to stimulate enthusiasm and add color to athletic events by half-time demonstrations. The marching or- ganization consisting or .105 girls, practiced every morning at 7:55. This group was also seen marching in the Arkalalah parade. Duties of the Pep Club included decorating goal posts, having charge of pep assemblies, assisting in the crowning of the Football and Basketball Queens, and presenting the queens with royal gifts. This group took an active part in redecorating the clubrooms. The Pep Club-also operates the concession stand, the prof- its of which have been used to benefit the student body. The officers were elected by the students of the organization, with the exception of Marlene Greenhaw, Majorette, and Janice Upson, Head Cheerleader, who were chosen by the sponsor, Mr. Judd. Marilyn Hough, Darlene Flrod, Anna Bishop, Lois Jacobs, Zelda Coburn, Virginia Haskins, Burchie Baber, Rowena Shook, Wilma Meyer. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Ghram, Myrtle Bilheu, Pat Ellis, Lelia Geist, Juanita Carwile, Liz Bannister, Mavis Bolte, Susie Wright Phyllis McKinney, Marlene Ashley. It L. 2 lr '--0 an 41 OFFICERS STANDING: Nonna Steiner, Stunt Chm.g Margie Ramsey, Sec.: Mavis Bolte, Finance Chm. SEATED: Margaret Shea, Vice Pres.Q Gerry Helm, President, Marilyn Weston, Student Council.

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AZZ MAKERS Barbara Ann Hrnes a yunxor rn ACHS was elected plccolo vrolrn pnano, alto saxaphone and srngs Her asslstant was Arlene McKee Twtrlers Sondra Chalfant, Junior Carolee Carol sophomore Ann llrnes junior Besse Czaplrnskr sophomore and Margaret Nlurrah lunnor were out xn front of the band at all performances Qondra was selected head twirl er by Mt Trollman Mr August Trollman began to teach rn ACHS rn 1944 after havmg tau t music rn Sedan for seven years, and Trollman rs the mstrumental xnstruc tor for the grade schools, yunxor hxgh and junior college, be side s hr school He spends long hours wo Allxson Whxtxker Davrd Cxrcle Daphne Dxllard Fred Smlth Ann Hrnes mg with the band, orchestra, ensem and Ronnre Houdek were chosen to play wxth the United States Navy bles and teaching music lessons Band They were selected because they were secuon leaders and es peclallv interested ln music 1 S A - n W 'F 'P . . Band Majorette by the band. Ann also plays the flute, in Faifffifw fm' thief Yeafs- Mf-