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Keeping the spirit soaring are cheerleaders Cheryl Wasson, Marlene Stoll. Charlene Nolan. Karen Osborne, Laura Sargent and Delphine Davis. Members of the Pep Club are—Front Row: Lisa Efurd, Sonja Scheiff, Tina Roberts, Charlene Breedlove. Mary Harrison, Charlene Nolan, Marlene Stoll. 2nd Row: Patricia Lindsay, Joni Asbill, Kenda Barthel, Beth White, Becky George, Joy Winton, Romar Winton, Janice Releford, and Cynthia Hyman. 3rd Row: James Jeffers, Vanessa Click, Thelma Daniels, Sherry Allen, Jodi Shibley, Jeanette Wood, Melissa Gantt, Diane Brock. Sharon Williams, Vanessa Posey. 4th Row: Jerry Brooks, Gary Lewis, Doug Sparkman, Terry Reese, Patrick Osborne, Sharon Nolan, and Cynthia Davis. Back Row: Mike W ilson, David Wilson, L C. Wann, Mark Harvell, Joe Southern, and Doris Winton. Excitement ran high at the Muldrow game as the mighty Rangers went down to defeat. pep club—25
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Page 28 text:
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Spirit makers join pep club 'The uniforms look great. ’ The Pep Club members are doing an excellent job of cheering the Rangers on to victory. They support the cheerleaders not only at the games but also at the pep rallies and bonfires. At- tendance and participation have been great. Members are required to wear a uniform of an orange vest, white shirt, and black pants. The pep club did not forget their responsibilities and helped to make the homecoming especially memorable by forming a heart around the royalty. They also showed their wisdom by electing Mary Harrison to be president and Charlene Breedlove as secretary of the club. 24—pep club As the football royalty comes onto the field, team members, cheerleaders and members of the pe club formed a heart formation which helped to make an impressive ceremony for the queen.
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Seniors cast final votes 1 know who 'm voting for.' The Most Studious title was awarded to the two whom you never seem to see without a pencil and book in hand, Don- na Weaver and John Harrell; Best All- Around title went to Nancy Vaughan and Barry Henson the ones who are al- ways ready to lend a helping hand; Mary Ann Mayfield with her cheery smile and Myron Lockwood with his bright per- sonality and good looks, took the Best looking position. Most Athletic titles went to Pam Oberste who plays guard on the basketball team and Stanley Releford who participated on the foot- ball and basketball teams. Taking the Most School Spirited award was Karen Osborne and Larry Henson, the two least likely to miss any school function or activity. 26—class favorites
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