Salina South High School - Preener Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Pep Club There has been a lot of active in- volvement. lt has been the best year since the first year of this school, commented Audrey Stockham, pep club president. Other officers includ- ed Jill Johnson, vice-presidentg Diane Vallis, secretaryg and Rhonda Frederking, treasurer. Spirit chain sales and helping run the concession stand at the Sadie Hawkins Valentines dance were sources of income for the Pep Club. The Pep Club picnic opened the years activities so that members could get acquainted. There were ap- proximately l75 girls in pep club. Giving candy to all athletes at pep assemblies proved to be a popular service. New pep club sweaters created a novel spirit of enthusiasm and gave a more poised appearance to the girls who wore them. Miss Ann Flattery and Mrs. Llona Steele served as club sponsors adding spirit to the pep club. an 1 .gs ?

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,,,.,.,x., ,.-Qi ,-f A Peppers Tryouts for Pepper Squad were set into motion the first week of school in order to allow the freshman girls and the girls new to South a chance to tryout in the fall. A panel of faculty and students evaluated the girls on four qualities: appearance, ability, enthusiasm, and poise. Approximately seventy girls tried out for the '74-'75 squad. Six- teen were chosen in the finals. Throughout the year the Peppers provided half-time entertainment at home varsity football and basketball games. Some of the music they per- formed routines to included Shaft, Proud Mary, and Bad Bad Leroy Brown. Although their spirit was abundant during their performances, off stage the girls found that they encountered conflicts of interest. Strict rules con- cerning tardies and unexcused abs- cences were agreed upon. In addition to performing, the peppers were in- volved in pep assemblies, running concession stands, making new pom- poms and serving as guides for school functions. Outside of school, the peppers enjoyed eating out before games and a Christmas caroling party. pep club

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-.1 X ,fs . , ' Yau' A It l k -In M .1 . ,n 'Ari . file.. of W M my W J. 0, ,WJ V W. V... 5 , ,.., ,,,L4M'i-s, .cf ' ' My W 4 ,, -A , 1 . X rs-' w by vt Jay, is .. I I -,,.,,,-,...,.-,....,....-.,.,.,...............,. fs ', vow ff N-W W... , ,, . v. Nifai 1. Pep Club members cheer as a touchdown is made. 2. Audrey Stockham, president of pep club. 8. As one of their first activities pep club members had a supper for getting acquainted. 4. Miss Flattery and Mrs. Steele were sponsors of the pep club. 5. Tonya Gawith revived the school mascot this'year. 6. Jill Johnson, vice president, stops to rest during the busy pep club picnic. 7. Raising the spirit of the pep club, Coach Dreier led breakdown. 8. Rhonda Frederking, secretary, and Diane Vallis, trea- surer, of pep club. 9. Mark Huebner takes a break as the other members cheer our team on at the South- Central game. pep club