Keokuk High School - Comment Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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1. K. Baker, B. Trott, L. Mead, L. Kettering, Su. Carlson, Templeton do a routine when the Little Feathers were invited to perform at Sfriteh. 3. L. fllathvs L. flurlgel, K. High, S. Heem, L. Skiles strike a position in this routine. 3. The rose was given as a farewell memento to each graduating senior Feather. O. Carol Heaolriekposes for the pho- tographgr. 5, Members entertain ut afootball game with the um- -.UIHS f- yg':w44+ Jretlfl routine. 6. Lila Mathys in one o the many routines 0 th: i e'Feg.ifers. 7. Lisa Ket er ing Mary Kelly Qhirley Templeton the high kick routine. 8, Another routine fat a basketball game. 9. . s. M rilyn Pohorrky 1, ter S e Ima received fhgtraclitional bou quet 0 rea roses rom the many q preciativegir s- I 7 f f f til . L r Becky Nixon, and Kathy Anderson in Ur a b ' f ' ll f ' f 1 p L I Q Chxlifziresqx v-L. 'M .A-S 28 Little Feathers cw 1 we Q f if or K ,tte t 4 M., a , lr

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Fzrst row L Donahue L Sktles A Klann Qu Carlson Sa Carl s n L aa 'lrott C Heaurlck K Sapp Con F0111 K Hlgh S Heem Cudgel L Matlys J Johnson Mrs. M. Pohorsky KDIFECLOT K Baker K. Arderson S. Templeton M. Kelly B. Nixon. 2 Covemmg boarolmembers: Janet Johnson, L, M ' Sh In the fall IDE Little Feathers kept up a busy pace as they per- fonhed at lowa State Fair Parade Ft Madison Rodeo Parade Hannibal Band Day the Puck E She Tuck Par- ade and Homecoming Parade Then as the winter months rolled along the Feathers schedule of perform- ances and activitiesbecame busier yet This involved the continuing performances for one or more of the winter sports and the various bus trips to Des Moines for the lowa Girl s State Basketball tour nament and later in the spring a return trip for the Drake Relays Parade. Track season began and the Feathers were there always ' ing to . To raise money for some badly needed uniforms the Feathers held a rummage sale and set a day aside where donations were given to the Feathers and the uonor received a minature purple feather lt was a com ete success and a Little Feather Day- will be held annually ln the early summer sev ral girls washed cars, held a bake sale and did odd jobs to finance their trip to the American Drill Tean and Pep squad camp at Lawrence, Kansas. Last year's girl 3 that went to camp placed 2nd in the Marching division. Tnyouts were held in the spring and a new group was chosen to fill the places of the 1975-76 Little Feathers. Director Mrs. Marilyn Pohorsky and Mr. Louis Schmadeke, faculty sponsor, spoke of the many memories that were made this past school year at the annual Little Feather potluck. Another success- ful year ended for this group of Emieiussiiixstio Linrtice FEIATTIHIGRS L ' eau, irley Temple- ton, Ltsa Skiles, Sally Carlson and Kris Balker nero all set totuke a ride. of Secret LittleFB2TllBfS weekly Feathers. Little Feathers 27

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