Dexter High School - Reveille Yearbook (Dexter, MO)

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“Spirit Week” Climaxes Football Season Spirit Week has become the highlight of the football season for many of the students at DHS. Students can be involved in some activity every day of the week preceding the Homecoming Game and Dance. Spirit Week for 1974 was Oct. 7 to Oct. 12. Monday was Poster Day and Hall Decorating Contest for each of the classes with sophomores winning. Other activities of the week are seen on this page. The Homecoming Dance was held at Southwest Elementary on Saturday Oct. 12, 1974 to climax the week. TOP: Vickie Kandalaft, 1., and Nancy Tuley show spirit by participating in Greaser Day. TOP RIGHT: The Football Queen and her attendants cheer the Bearcats on to victory. From I. to r. are Debbie Henry, Kim Teets, and Renee Hathcock, queen, Lisa Coffey, and Tammy Hamlet. FAR RIGHT: Bearcats run onto the field before the Homecoming Game against the East Prairie Eagles. Bearcats won 20-13. RIGHT CORNER; Joe Satterfield, I., and Dewayne Ga-ley, c., coaches for the powder-puff football teams, discuss game procedure with the referees, Mark Becker, and Greg Mathis, r., RIGHT BOTTOM: Junior and Senior powder-puff football players take time out to pose for a picture. RIGHT: Rhonda Black smiles approvingly at Steve Cox, the newly crowned POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL KING. At left is cheerleader Jeff Garner. 16

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DHS Beauties Reign Over Special Activities Throughout the school year at DHS there are many special activities. Many of these surround the coronation of DHS queens. During September each class nominates two girls to represent them in the Miss DHS contest. The 1974 contest was held in the auditorium with only Juniors and Seniors attending. Toward the end of football season, the football boys nominate girls to represent them during Homecoming festivities. On Friday night, Joe Satterfield escorted Renee Hathcock as she was crowned queen by Diane Hodder. On Saturday night, Ezekiel played for the Homecoming dance. In January the annual Snowflake Dance featured the crowning of Kim Teets, senior. Attendants represented each of the other classes anc were Linda Ayers, Donna Rickman, and Lori Keirsey. Beta Sigma Phi sponsored the Miss Dexter Contest April 7. From a field of 42 DHS girls, three were chosen to represent the community. Queen, Susan Taylor is a sophomore and will reign over various community activities throughout 1975. DHS Band queen was crowned at halftime of the Dexter-Chaffee football game. Four girls represented each class and Rhonda Black, senior and queen, then reigned over the Band Dance in December.