Cowley College - Tiger Daze Yearbook (Arkansas City, KS)

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TWO BITS DEPT MAB P :MER FOR IJHEERIEADING if - l I Debbie Cleveland W 1 Deana Deets i Marilyn Edwards il Kay Johnston Debbie Threasher J Joyce Washburn ' Brenda Watson 4 A fa- -L MAD PRIMER FOR Cl-IEERLEADING Lesson One: Make a deal with your doctor for a lifetime supply of diet pills. Lesson Two: For muscular coordination, take 15 years of dancing lessons. Lesson Three: Drink three gallons of Tiger Juice every day, to get your day off to a roaring start. Lesson Four: Memorize The Tiger Rag as this is a very useful song for pep assemblies and for that big game. If you don't know the words, move your mouth and fake it. Lesson Five: Take out hospitalization insurance and be sure you can do the splits before you try. if fi

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SELECTIVE INTERPRETATION DEPT. Student Government Association produced many entertaining times for CCCC students in the past year. Often, however, credit was not given where credit was due. Pick up an old copy of the school newspaper and you will probably see a report on SGA activities. But often it is difficult to tell where the blame andfor credit should be placed. To remedy this unfortunate situation, merely fill in the numbered blanks with one choice from the corresponding numbered lists, and you'll be enjoying the literary chance of a life time when you complete . . . THE MAD 'DO IT YOURSELF' SGA STORY declared today that . must i-ii-1 at CCCC. Speak- ing 5. , hefshe said that 6. wasfwere absolutely necessary-iL---. 1. , cuoices I 1. Dr. Andre DuChateau Phyllis Marotta DeGaye Riley Mary Graham Alfred E. Neuman - Arnold Lytle 2. SGA Advisor Senate representative candidate for SGA president Entertainment Committee Chairman Slanted SGA beat reporter 3. the College Senate The SGA I more scholarships the basketball team the journalism idiots 4. be dissolved take a cutin pay ' win a couple of games be established be reorganized ent Government Association include: Jim McLung, Ronda Diane Baerg, Linda Sherwood, Alan President Phyllis Marotta, Scratch, Babruth, Debra Boyer, Secretary Mary 2. , be exterminated 5. at the Senate meeting at the SGA meeting at a pep rally off the cuff in his! her sleep at a rally of crazed anarchists almost incoherently 6. school spirit disension reorganization organization a Iynching mob molotov cocktails parliamentary procedure rock bands 7. to burn the CCCC administration building to have a successful homecoming for making student desires heard to eliminate waste to make kids interested in SGA for progress Graham, Entertainment Committee Chairman Connie Brougher, Mary Stone, Debbie Thresher and Sponsor Dr. Andre DuChateau. A X A f ,,,. X. wry., .X -N' ess.. s we Fw,-xx N .X Ronda Mulkey and Alan Smith were identi- fied from the police line up and were sentenced to one year of hard labor as president and vice-president of SGA for defacing public bathrooms and littering the halls of CCCC with campaign posters. ' x .f fx. X55 i , L Audi f Q X l .,. , W -X nf' ' an X J 'xx 0' - ff'i'ZiS,',X L ' C. I i we N l U