Crowell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Crowell, TX)

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Gail Knox, Carolyn Monkres, Francyne Coffey, Maxine Walker, Genger Rasberry, Roma Jan Spikes CHEERLEADERS This year six of our high school girls were honored by being c hos e n by the members of the pep squad as cheerleaders. Much of the success of the pep squad depended upon the leadership of these girls who proved to be very efficient and dependable. The apparent ease with which they kept in harmony as they went through various actions to accompany the yells didn't just happen. They spent many hours practicing in order that they might do'their job successfully. Francyne Coffey, a junior, was c ho s en head cheerleader. In preparation for her work she attended Midwestern University Cheer Leader'sSchool at Wichita Falls, Texas, for aweek during the summer. Gail Knox, also a junior, was one of the leaders during her freshman year and was head leader last year. Roma Jan Spikes, a sophomore, se rved during her freshman year too. Maxine Walker, a sophomore, and Genger Rasberry and Carolyn Monkres, freshmen, were new at the job this year. Roma Jan, Carolyn and Gail have also attended one session of the training school at Midwestern. These girls deserve a great big hand for a job done well.

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.m-at , G Q! . W, 5 , L Barbara Fairchild, Nelda Brooks, Sue Meason, Billye Elliott, Frances Kincaid, Billye Graves MAJORETTES Up front of the C.H.S. Band this year was Drum Major, Billye Elliott, Billye has served two years as drum major. Previous to this time she spent two years as a member of the major- ette squad. Billye graduates this year. This year's majorettes include Billye Grave s, Frances Kincaid, and Sue Meason, seniors, who have served throughout their high school daysg Nelda Brooks, a sophomore, who has served two yearsg and Barbara Fairchild, a junior, who has completed one and a half years of servicel These girls have all worked extremely hard this year as in the past. Various awards won in regional competition, invitational contests, and the Texas -Oklahoma Fair include: Billye Elliott, seven medals, Frances Kincaid, eight medalsgand Sue Meason, five medals. Barbara Fairchild who won three medals and Nelda Brooks whowon four medals still have one and two years respec- tively of eligibility remaining. All of these girls are entered in one additional contest this year and have a -possibility of winning one additional medal each. Congratulations are in order for a group of girls that have w orke d very hard for the band.

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