Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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-...J 6 OPENING GimmeanS...C...U...M...D...O ...G...G...l...E...S.Whatdoesthat spell? Scumdoggies is the cry of the B.C. guys. They are the senior guys of Edmond high school who want to promote school spirit. B.C. stands for Boys Club and is not sponsored by the high school. They go to games in their red and white club tee shirts and let their presence be known. On the other side of the spirit spectrum is the pep club. These girls can be heard yelling, We've got spirit, how about you?! True Edmond High Spirit is the theme ofthe Ed- mond Pep Club. Members, officers, pom- pon girls, and cheerleaders make up the spirit group. Hours and hours of practice and sign painting parties is the behlnd-the- scene action that is well appreciated. Two bits, four bits, six bits a dollar, All for Ed- A few of the B.C. members strike varied poses for a picture after the p rade. lt was their big chance to display their spirit. The E.R.A. girls are a counterpart to the B.C. guys. E.R.A. stands for E mond Radical Association. '51, G.-.-L fi S mond-Stand up and holler! l hope my arms don't break, says Chris Caplinger fmiddlel to Chris Anderson Cleftj and Clayton Niemeyer Crightj as th B.C. guys build a pyramid at halftime of the game.

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We keep a grinnin' Displaying his favorite brand of chewing tobacco is Chris Anderson. 'W 4. f ' t ' LS 42, ' T -Li,' . T A k'Lk' Mm ikkk K . sz,-934 xii, .. ., 9? eq V 2 fill 'vc ' Q I 1 A yi- at F nt... X Western Teners and Sheplers, two of the largest western wear stores in the state, are raking in the dough from the cowboy craze . John Travolta led dancers through the disco stage and now he has turned cowboy. The movie Urban Cowboy has recruited a lot of cowboys, drug-store and otherwise. Wanting to lead the way , students and teachers alike have taken hours and hours of cowboy dance lessons. Two-step, Cot- ton-eyed Joe, Four corners, and Sweetheart Shaudish are just a few of the chic dances. Meanwhile, our true cowboys are sud- denly the topic of talk at the high school. They are easy goin', laid back guys who seem to take life one day at a time. They are wondering why all of a sudden people are asking them about the Cimarron Ballroom and rodeo lingo. So everyone grab your hat and boots and shimme on down to the 'ole Corral. all night long Chowing down after a game is a pastime for many juniors and seniors alike. Here some ofthe n n Q yearbook staff gathers together for a pizza at Pizza Hut. OPENING 5 :E I-I' :- cn 2 CD CD nr CD 3 Q. o O 3 CD SD c. C cn I-'I' no 'Q 3 0 :- 'UP 9.0 ELO ,si Q3 CDE' 5.5 sm H2 mm EE. 'WZ CD aa 25 '4 QU! 23 31 CDD! as Ffim 5,-9 33 m-4 'cn DIZ' 3- C1-in wa Y-U Om gs. QQ. 'cn 3 O 9 U , O 4 CD U3 5 2: il E P+ zeig 9

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Organized energy powers Teams to the top Disguised as little people are pep club members. They presented a dance to the song Be True to Your School l 195 -- 1 ' so wwe--e '4,. 5 ,.. xg 5.-V Q s eric Dewi g l., 'f iCheering in their colorfully decorated truck are the 1980-81 pep club officers. The offi- cers are in charge of varied activities that the pep club participates in, N ,The Edmond High School Pep Club cheers on the football team during a home game lagainst Midwest City. The girls do a fantastic job of supporting the team. OPENING 7