Mustang High School - Remuda Yearbook (Mustang, OK)

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Wm RONNIE LaFEVER, Head TERRI BRISCOE and CARLA WELCH, Alternates KAREN SMITH, Senior i 'E .Ja 1 , . 50 PAM SMITH, Co-head CHEERLEADERS INVOKE SPIRIT The football and basketball games will always be re- membered as events full of excitement and crowd enthus- iasm. But who created that excitement and enthusiasm which seemed not quite as prevalent in the other sports contests? The cheerleaders created it! DEAN WILLIAMS , Senior

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FIRST ROW Mrs Breashers S Cerveny S Br1ght,I. Batterman, K. George L. Hogan, P. Kortemier, J. OWCHS. D Muse D Tomlinson I Elliot K Smith Mrs. Tomlinson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Muse, P. Smith, S. Dunbar, C Hinshaw P Cribbs D Holiday R Keen D. Garrett, D. Williams, B. Elliott, L. Mercer, S. Williford, J. Man- asco D Hilton Mrs I Smith THIRD ROW S. Capps, C. Grissom, J. Breshears, N. Hendricks, L. Dahl, G, Bej- cek K Frazier L Smith I Becker J Jones B. Jung, D. Dunn, B. Griffin, D. Dunn, P. Dunne. FOURTH ROW: K Bailey T Briscoe N Gaymon D Berkley, D. Merrell, K. Nyquist, R. Henthom, Langley, S. Terrell, L. Powers J Bailey L Bassett R LaFever, K Presgrove, C. Welch, S. Parker. FIFTH ROW: D. Justus, J. Hixson, S Williams C Courtney C Jones R Horton, B. MacDowell, L. Gunn, B. Mantqoth, J. Fitzgerald, D. Lay, L, FHA OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED .J t 6 . ',, K, I ,af av- FHA Officers are: FIRST ROW: I. Elliott, P. Kortemiere, L. Ho- gan, K. George, S. Cerveny. SECOND ROW: J. Owens, D. Tom- linson, J. Batterman, D. Muse. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Smith, S. Bright. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Breshear, Mrs. Muse, and K. Smith. 49

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FRONT ROW: T. Briscoe, C. Welch, D. Williams, R. LaFever, P. Smith, K. Smith. SECOND ROW: E, Wells, sponsor, C. Timm, J. Bailey, I. Owens, B. Elliott, K. George, C. Hinshaw, L. Hogan. J. Elliott, B, Tumer, spon- sor. THIRD ROW: P. Dunn, S. Cerveny, S. Williford, J. Manasco, D. Tomlinson, D, Hilton, C. Owens, and L. Powers. A PEP CLUB'S PRAYER Let us pray that strength and courage abundant be given to all who work for a world of sportsmanship and under- standing. That the good that lies in every pep club member's heart may day by day be magnified to those who listen and watch. That players and spectators will come to see more clearly not that which divides them, but that which unites them. That each game may bring us closer to a final victory, not of school over school or team over team, but of person over his own evils and weaknesses. That the true spirit of the competitive competition, its joy, its hope and above all its true school loyalty may live among us. That the blessings of true competition be ours - the peace to build and grow, to participate and live in harmony with others will help us to plan for our future with confidence and understanding knowing that it was how we played and cheered that really counted above. Cheerleaders rally around the Mustang Bronchos. They are Terri Briscoe, Carla Welch, Dean Williams, Ronnie La- Fever, Pam Smith, and Karen Smith. X 5I