Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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M Camera Club members are: left to right, first row, Joe Bassett, Bob Parker, second row, Kathy Gunkel, Brenda Wilson, Mike Marlow, third row, sponsor Allen Smith, Tim Dor- sey, Jim Kennon, and sponsor Steve Fritz. I . I f-ii Model Kathy Gunkel poses as fellow club members learn various lighting techniques. I Jrmilfiw 1 t f fn Camera Club Gefs Off 'ro Good Sfari' The Camera Club is new to the Grayson Cam- pus this year. It is mainly a hobby club. A slide show for all interested students and faculty is presented by the club once a month. Other activities planned for this semester are field trips to Canton, on Trade Day, and Platt National- Park, in Oklahoma. Both trips are planned for the spring.

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Rodeo Club The Rodeo Club was formed to give interested students a chance to participate in rodeo events, and activities. The club sponsors a buck-out and playday each fall, and a rodeo in the spring of the year. A scholarship is presented to the club member who contributed the most to club activities. During Western Week the Rodeo Club sponsored the goat rop ing contest. COUHIY susnnlfi-'9 'o' - H waxni Rodeo Club members are: left to right, front row, Matt Gregory, Ivan Buchanan, Lee Gains, back row Joe Hicks sponsor Mary Buckly Teresa Ashmore, Kevin Fanell, Roy Renfro, sponsor, Debbie Gidney, Kim Bartlett, Clay Fletcher Becky Low rance and Joey Merritt.

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Cheerleaders Promoie Viking Spirif The Viking Cheerleaders are: left to right, bottom row, Jerri Alberding, Betsy Jackson, Sharon DeVau1tg top, Linda Elliot, Marie Brown, and Leska Blevins. Sophomore cheerleaders at- tended a National Cheerleader Association workshop at SMU in Dallas. Betsy Jackson and Marie Brown were picked among the top squads at the workshop. Out of the 38 college squads attending they received 3 blue ribbons for their achievements . Selection of freshman girls this year was made by a team of cheerleaders from ETSU for the second time. The girls were coun- selled by the sophomore cheer- leaders to help improve their mechanics. They were judged on ability, eye contact and leader- ship. The girls participate in the selection of drill team captains and junior and senior high school cheerleaders. Besides performing -1 ,rw their regular duties as cheerlead- n ers at athletic functions away from home, the girls were active in clubs and some held part-time jobs during the basketball season. fr . 4 T. Jerri Alberding stares at the camera with a nonchalant attitude . ,Z as ... Viking cheerleader, Linda Elliot follows the game closely, watching player, Warren Miller pass the basketball. 1-, , H . gf ,,, ft ' -f-595: gps .. . , 1 ,f , ix. Two Viking Cheerleaders watch intently during a free shot set up at a Grayson County game. 1 y , N 1 in 31 i