John Marshall High School - Gavel Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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bove: PEP COUNCIL Front Row: S. Hurst, L. Woolery, D. Albers, D. Mojo. Back Row: B. Brooks, T. Hunter. .Caldwell, S. Swarida. Left: j Q ., .,,. Active organization forJohn Mar- shall's young athletes is the Boys Club. Membership requires that a boy participate actively in a chosen sport. By doingthis, he earns points, which go toward his letter. Determination, hours of practice, enthusiasm and fa- tigue are all part of competing for the letter. Main activity of the year is spon- sorship ofthe annual homecoming dance. Newly formed this year is the Girls' 0 Club. To become a member, a girl must participate and compete enough in a sport to warrant lettering. The club is sponsored by Miss Sharon Holmberg, girls' physical education teacher, and it strives to promote in- terest in sports among girls. The Pep Council is another organization con- cerned with promoting interest in sports. Main activity is coordination of pep rallies and assemblies. Y r 1101! Above: O CLUB Front Row: M. Garrett, G. Johnston, B. Campbell, M. Shanker, D. Chastain, T. Calla- han, D. Ford, R. Dawson. Second Row: J. Emel, pres., P. Erwin, G. Kidd, B. Barnes, sec.-treas.3 B. Bus- ken, v. pres.: T. Edwards, K. Chancey. Third Row: D. Moore, B. Hough, D. Reilley, R. Rosser, G. Billing- ton, K. Covey, L. Gilliland, M. Rice. Fourth Row: S. Wallace, C. Robertson, B. Breisch, S. Emel, M. Mc- Ginley, L. Babb, L. Babb, R. Stodghill. Back Row: K. Lessly, J. Pancoast, D. Wallace, T. Buck, J. Shank- er, D. Verity, T. Thompson, G. Adkins, J. Waggoner. Left: Putting all her effort behind a serve, senior Amy Basore participates in girls' volleyball during physical education class.

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Right: GIRLS O CLUB Front Row: L. Huntley, C. Berryman, C. Welborn, J. Cadogan. Second Row: K. Zahasky, reporter, R. We-lin, sec.-treasg S. Conner, chap.: P. Fleming, pres. Third Row: K. Koehler, S. Southard, T. Criss, J. White. Back Row: K. McDaniel, P. Stewart, R. Hadlock, P. Wheeler. Above: The O Club jacket, such as the one Keith Schooley wears, easily distinguishes athletes and their sport at John Marshall. Right: Mike Bacus and David Ford lend support to the O Club by selling tickets to the October 31 homecom- ing dance. 24 - Student Life 'Lf .ffff X . . wil'

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. .ix 2' Being in th I X I-.5 a cheerleader isn't all bright smiles and excitement. The position involves hours of practice beginning e early summer months. Elected last spring, varsity cheerleaders practiced in the cool summer mornings to perfect jumps and tumbling and synchro- nize movements. The seven girls took first every day at the University of Oklahoma summer Chee rleading clinic and also claimed the Spirit Stick. The fall state cheerleading clinic at OU awar- ded them a superior rating. They were one of five schools in their class to gain this ra- ting. Supporting the Bears at cross country, track and swimming meets, football and basketball games and wrestling duals, the cheerleaders were joined by Spirit Bear Susie Swanda. Top Left: Susie Swanda. spirit bear. Top Right: Always in action, Bear cheerleaders lead a pep club cheer. Right: CHEERLEADERS B. Brooks, D. Albers, L. McLish, D. Mojo, P. Trochta, L. Woolery, R. Caldwell. 26 - Student Life