Charlotte High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Punta Gorda, FL)

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Powderpuff Football ame . J il . MEMBERS OF PEP SQUAD are Louisa Hilenski, Sherry Smith, Pam Sheffield, Clorie Anna Bennett, Celia Winesett, Sandy Irons, Nita Appleby, Linda Johnson, Linda Wilson, Marla Harrell, Pat Deitz, Gail Gaskill, Jackie Kemp, Jackie Bullock, Peggy Mushinsky, Martha Lowe, Bonnie Bosman, Candy Singletary, Sharon Norton, Beth Jamison, Jo Hendrix, Tweenar Wolfram, Jeanne Schueszler, Sheila Cal- lagher, Sonja Thomas, Janet Jones, Cheryl Mc'Cort, Mary King, Leslie Cummins, Donna McCoullough, Judy Jones, Betty Blake, Vivian Wilson, Judy Tyner, Jane Felix, Sylvia Newsome, Cathy Weeks, Marilyn Jones, Sally McDine, and Barbara Brumbaugh. SHERRY MASON AND CAROL HALL, waterboys for TAYLOR'S TUFFIES supply Gail Gaskill with water while ex- hausted Jenny Johnstone watches the game. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL QUEEN, RONNIE PRESS- POWDER PUFF CHEERLEADERS Darrell Hardy, Glen LEY, parades across football field with escort Nancy Stevens. TUCIC, Jim Matthews, Joe Reynolds, and Bob Duff clown around with referee, Mr. Herring. 57

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Pep quad Sponsors Zesyful Pep Squad is composed of a group of girls interested in promoting school spirit through cheering and various projects. To make money for these projects. members of Pep Squad sell blue and gold shakers and programs at home football games. Their biggest money-mak- ing projeet, sponsoring a Powder- Puff football game, earns the squad approximately four hundred dollars each year. Pep Squad has many worthwhile projects which contribute greatly to Charlotte High-foutfitting the cheerleaders in uniforms. the total cost of whieh is three hundred dollarsg paying for the cheerlead- ing pages in the annual, and supplying erepe paper, shakers, and anything else the cheerleaders need. Paying for the hand bus to out-of-town football games and buying tennis equipment for the Cirls, Physical Education Depart- ment are also activities of the organization. Squad members may be recog- nized at any athletic event during the year by their blue and gold uniforms. The girls not only serve Charlotte High School through the many projects they undertake but they also contribute to school spir- it by cheering the Tarpons on to victory. PEP SQUAD OFFICERS ARE Donna McCullough, MISS C. H. S. CANDIDATE, Clorie Anna Bennett, poses with escort Tom Isherwood. CHERYL McCORT AND LINDA WILSON, varsity cheerleaders, decorate the goal posts with crepe paper donated by Pep Squad. CHEERLEADERS LINDA JOHNSON AND CANDY SMITH accept new uniforms from Pep Squad members Jackie Kemp, Sherry Smith, Pam Sheffield, and Celia Winesett. W IWIiss Sally Baldwin, Pep Squad sponsor, sits surrounded by limitless shakers. public-ity ehairinang Bi-th Ianiison, presidentg Brenda Isaacs, viee presidentg Pam Sheffield, treasurer, Sherry Smith, parliann-ntarian3 and Pat Dietz, seere- ta ry. 56 i 4

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THE MEMBERS OF HONOR SOCIETY ARE ffirst rowl Judy Sharp, Sara Conklin, Linda Travers, Sue Broderick, Christine Totten, Teresa Horner, Pat Malone, Michelle Totten, Csecond rowl Regina Nardi, Suzanne Kunkle, Ski Hilenski, Ann Fuller, Cheryl McCort. Mary Beth King, Candy Smith, and Patience Smith. Honor Society fllembers Maintazn Superior students receive recognition for their achieve- ments academically by being tapped for membership in the National Honor Society, provided they possess qualities of leadership, character, and service. Member- ship is limited, however, to five per cent of the sopho- mores, ten per cent of the juniors, and fifteen per cent of the seniors. Selection of outstanding students is made by the faculty. Three major projects of the society included the award- ing of a S150 scholarship to a deserving senior, the publication of the Student Directory as a school service, and assisting the guidance director in making a follow- up study of C.H.S. graduates for the past ten years. During the fall the members assisted with the mailing of TB Christmas seals. The MMoon Coonw dance, a success- ful financial undertaking, was another project in the fall. Booster ribbons were sold during the week of Homecoming, proceeds were added to the scholarship fund. THE OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SO- CIETY ARE Student Congress Representative, Christine Totteng Secretary, Sue Broderick, Treasurer, Sara Conk- ling President, Linda Traversg Vice President, Pat Maloneg and Historian, Teresa Horner.