Mayberry Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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-. ., A its The fantastic four go through a routine minutes Talk about you having backacheg! before the game. Girls' Leaders ciub FIRST ROW: Hedy Wong, Tina Tanner, Karen Swaney, Nancy McConnell, Shauna Forsyth, Carla Buller, Kathy Sapp, Marsha Bookout, Debi Baker, Mary Blackburn, janet Stelovich, janet Brown, Karen Hickok. SECOND ROW: Florine Nath, Melodie Parcel, Susan Scholl, Claire Campbell, Marilyn Cornwell, Nora jane Fisher, Linda Cory, Pat Crum, Lisa Masters, Debi Wilson, Patty Havens, Rhonda Rettmer, Nancy Meireis, Lori Minnick, jill Burris, Becky Bannon, Kathy Duncan. THIRD ROW: Debbie Horton, Ioyce james, Cindy Pride, Iudy jones, Kathy Ott, Sharon Cramer, Cheryl Scholl, Cindy Aiken, Sandy Heasty, Robin Anderson, Kerry Griggs, Peggy Smith, Deanna DeMoss, Debbi DeMoss, Debby Havens, jane Meyer, Robin Atkinson, Leslie Thomas, Gail Paulsen, Kay Orr, Cindy Siemens, Barbara Lee, Judy Cachard,

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-alternate cheerleader is Cindy Aiken. Cheerleaders This year's cheerleaders are Kay Orr, Barbara Lee, and Sandy Heasty, Our These girls lead the Pep Club in chants and cheers. thereby adding to school spirit during the games, Undoubtedly the team is more enthusiastic about winning with the cheerleaders there. From the girls that tried out for cheer- leaders, twelve girls were picked for the finals, The judges were comprised of students from the seventh. eighth. and ninth grade. Student Council represent- atives. members of the faculty. and three cheerleaders from West High School, Thank you girls for making the games more enjoyable to attend. SEVENTH GRADE: FIRST ROW: Robert Horak. Mike Laughlin. Randy Hayes. jon Showalter. Rod Oliver. and Rick Baker. SECOND ROW: Mike Griswold. Larry Gibson Shawn Lehning, I, D. Schulte, Randy Seidl, N E . x I . -i l, ,N A -. issii ,V ' -. . ax Mayberry's peppy cheerleaders are: Kay Orr, Barbara Lee, Sandy Heasty 23

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I TRAMUR Girls' intramurals are held every Monday and Wednesday nights after school, This gives the girls a chance to enhance their skills and their abilities involving different sports. They also learn the im- portance of te am work and sportsmanship. Intra- murals are entirely a voluntary program. Girls' intramural activities include: volleyball. speed- a-way, basketball, softball, track and gymnastics, A moment of tranquility before the onslaught in the ninth grade all- star game. Girls Boys' intramurals are held during periods of seasonal athletic activities. Intramurals help to make the boys better competitors and to improve their skills. Such intramural sports include: foot- ball, basketball, track, wrestling, tumbling, and soft ball. These intramural activities provide opportunities for all boys to learn and to partic- ipate in sports. The witch rides again!