Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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BOOSTER CLUB-Fl RST ROW: Marilynn Gentleman, Susie Borst, Peggy Guyer, Gail Anderson, Debbie Bales, Marcia Chaney, Terri Beach, Nancy Hair. SECOND ROW: Beverly Musselman, Jean Wainscott, Ilene Sigler, Barb Morris, Sherri Sprinkle, Miss DeVaux, Marla Coutz, Barb Mills, Ann Beaver, Nancy Statzer, Peggy Mellinger. THIRD ROW: Sara Leon- ard, Beth Blackburn, Liz Ouick, Rhonda Mason, Vicki: Moore, Ann Black, Betty Laidlaw, Beth Clark, Teresa Sisson, Sandy Wood, Terry Kocker, Rachel Ginder, Denise Randall, FOURTH ROW: Robin Stevenson, Barbie Beebe, Parr Woods, Christie Harrison, Debbie Kocher, Sharon Wininger, Brenda Rush, Judy Parker, Dana Roudebush, Denise Chaney, Joy Duzan, Claudia Boden, Paula Rhoades, Michelle Bowen BACK ROW: Kaiya Lickey, Gaye Broady, Mary Parker Candy Drake, Cathy Brown, Marcia Musselman, Chris Dodd Cynthia Sherman, Jean Mellinger, Sharon Snow, Jean Kidder Teresa Foreman

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Athletic Dept. explores new skills but refoins frodifions Jumping the wake, picking up a spare and ob- taining saddle sores were just a few of the stimu- lating incidents experienced by the advance physical education class. In existence for its second year, the enrollment declined. However, students soon found that a decrease in the group made a more active class. The Girls Athletic Association sold T-shirts to raise funds for needed equipment and extra activities. The volleyball team also traveled to neighboring schools and participated in exciting games with other teams. A basketball team was established later in the sea- son. Being a good sportsman and learning the basic fundamentals of the sports were just as important to the teams as having a good time. While playing under boys' rules, the girls often became confused and exhausted. Lettermen's Club helped the appearance of the gym- nasium by cleaning and sweeping trash after home games. As a money-making project, club members challenged the male teachers to an annual basketball game. Although both teams played fair, both in rules and strategy, the final minutes found the.faculty to be the champions. s 5. fl E. -5 Q , li ll . . fl .P qlb q . s j .., . ,. , . l jj j ng..,LAgwv A. i lll

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Booster Club olisploys colors fo Royol fons New faces and outfits were two of the big changes in Booster Club. For the first time, junior high girls were encouraged to join the high school cheering section. The Royal boosters purchased navy blue jumpers with white blouses, knee socks and red gloves for basketball season. These outfits were made possible by a coat check throughout the season and the sale of baked goods made by the girls. Under the supervision of the newly appointed sponsor, Miss Susan DeVaux, many girls rallied to boost school spirit. With the help of parents and alumni, oppo- nents heard the cheers of satisfaction as well as de- spair. Varsity and reserve cheerleaders joined to boost the morale of the fans and team. During the excitement of each game when pressure seemed to rise, they, with the help of the band, eased tension with a cheer of Spirit or a good old-fashioned Two-Bits . N l FRESHMAN CHEER LEADE RS-Laurie Remmetter, Kris Hersberger, Nancy Anderson, Vallerie Mallery. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS-TOP TO BOTTOM: Marcia Musselman, Dana Roudebush, Judy Parker, Chris Dodd. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Beth Clark, Betty Laidlaw, Gail Anderson, Debbie Bales.