Rosedale High School - Mounty Marty Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Cheering at the games and sponsoring the tal- cnt show homecoming dance and the football and basketball banquets are the activities of the senior high Pep club This years Pep club has been the largest group exer at Rosedale The officers were Gloria Calahan president Karlene Howell, first semester Sandra Wfiand second semester, secretary, Delores Pennington xice president, and Vena Watt, treasurer Miss Esther Nicklin sponsored the club, with the help of Mrs lone George and Mr. Charles 5' 2.559 ahh-r 'limi 'TIS' - !'3f 'f'-'T 1 L ' T I ga-6 enior High Pep Club school activities. As a part of their actnities members planned and presented pep assemblies before home football games and during the basketball season The cheerleaders this year were Sue Huff Lo retta Craig, Shirley Christian Camille Taylor o Ann Ashlock and Vivian Briggs All cheerleaders except Christian and Taylor, are returning cheerleaders from last year. The girls'dut1es were to lead the cheers at the football games, basketball games and other

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af, W f, la ice , 4 'f as QQ YN, ' i si armrwww .,,ff ,,,,,,,..t...,.,.-. ,... . , W, , Junior Hi The junior high Pep club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Wfelch, has provided much of the cheering at the freshman and eighth grade football games and freshman basketball games. The officers for the year were 'Iudy Collins, president, Donna Sumner, vice-presidentg Mary Deboard, secretary, and Lor- raine Lee, treasurer. The Pep club is the largest group, 127 students, in the history of Rosedale junior high, and much of this response has come from two factors: The estab- lishment of the activity ticket as admission to the games, and the emphasizing this year of separate junior and senior high activities. h Pop Club The cheerleaders for the year were Loraine Lee, Loretta Duffy, Judy Collins, janet Straughn, Anita Elvins, and Mona Gragg. They led the junior high Pep club in the cheers at the games and at the pep assemblies.

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Musical touches add much to many activities of the year, such as home football and basketball games, all pep assemblies, the American Royal Parade, and the Eastern Kansas League mu- sic festival. The Rosedale high school band, under the direction of Mr. William Stoskopf, played for all of these. Band With the increase of enrollment in the band class, new uni- forms were purchased year before last by the ROBO, and the specially designed outfits have added much to the band's ap- pearances. The band, like the orchestra, has had to meet in the audi- torium on the stage during fifth hours, both in the morning and afternoon sessions, and so far this year's activities have been greatly handicapped.