Linden Kildare High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Linden, TX)

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Girls' Athletic Assoczntion The Girls' Athletic Association, in its second year at Linden-Kildare High School, has become a very active club in our school, The purpose of the organization is to create an athletic interest, good sportsman- ship attitude, and improvement of athletic skills, The club officers keep the organizational activities run- ning smoothly with the help of their sponsor, Mrs, Pat Keesee, J FIRST ROW: Eunice Shepherd, Vanessa McCas1and, Margaret Perry, Shirley Davis, Deborah Allen, Bobbie Allen, and Bobbie Guise, SECOND ROW: Linda Allen, Vicki Harrod, Wanda Rowing, Susan Harris, La- verne Simmons, Melanie Jackson, Patricia Birdsong, and Gloria Miles, THIRD ROW: Evelyn Brown, Elaine Barrett, Teresa Hays, Elaine Richardson, Sharon Jones, Pam Lee, Lisa Bennett, and Beth Clayton, L N FIRST ROW: Sherri Hetherington, Donna Cook, Ann Hamilton, Peggy Kirkland, Jana Cromer, Connie Miller, Kathy Whatley, and Sharon Rhyne, SECOND ROW: Debbie Burns, Cindy Havens, Linda King, Eva King, Thomesa Knight, Catherine Love, and Ruthetta Davis, THIRD ROW: Lorene Baker, Cindy Purdy, Norma Hines, Dorothy Lise, Lelia Wormington, Sandy Young, and Lanelle Latham, FOURTH ROW: Linda Walker, Debbie Johnson, Gayle Echols, Judy Baggett, Chetene Gooch, and Mrs, Pat Keesee, Yi fi gh ily' AH ...f Q-.va -fn HW? Q in gy, ,L ds .Mfr . A fha Y . , .. FIRST ROW: Sharon Fitts, Rosemary Hays, Debbie Waldrop, Secretary-Treasurer: Faye Echols, President: Gail Rhyne, Dazetta Perry, Vice-President: Billie Elrod, Reporter: Sue Warren, Princess Smith, and Cloteel Bridges, SECOND ROW: Gwendlyn Linwood, Cynthia Pruitt, Mary Epps, Betty Linwood, Wanda Butler, Eloise Bridges, Sandra Steger, Wilma Allen, Elaine Hill, and Ethel Harrison. THIRD ROW: Fonda Jones, Kathy Whatley, Sally Rhyne, Tena O'Rand, Jeannie McDuffie, Janice Kessler, Beverly Lollar, Eva Zachery, Bobbie Warren, Curly Lang, and Sheila Weaver,

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Supports Wz'nnz'ng Tzlgers Sparked by Linden-Kildare 's winning football season, the 1970 Pep Squad added much to the Tiger pep rallies and games with their tremendous enthusiasm. This great spirit was evidenced by the plastered walls covered by bright, colorful posters throughout the season and game hoops - Straight to State! This year the club chose Defensive Back J oe Hamilton, one of the Captains for the Tiger Team, as their beau. Mary Echols, who served this year as President for the organization, was announced as Most Valuable Member in the Hooks pep rally. For the second consecutive year, Mr. Rodney Love was selected as the Honorary Member. He travels with the pep squad to all of the out-of-town games and is a favorite of the entire student body. One of the money-making projects was selling sweatshirts. Money raised by the members is used to send the newly elected cheerleaders to camp each summer. is 'I Mr. Rodney Love, Honorary Member, contributes to sweat- shirt sales. QB. Burson, M. Echolsj Mary Echols, Most Valuable Member

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