Seminole High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Seminole, OK)

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One by one. Coach Mike Snyder introduces his football players in the first assembly The Jr. High follow along with the Sr. High to cheer during the assemblies As the student body looks on, Chelle Spears and Deanna Waller concentrate on giving a good performance. The Cheerleaders and Drill Team combine to Smash the Wolverines. In the Brokenbow pep assembly, the Flag Corps performs for the student body. Student Life

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Heather Buss Tina Ruminer Senior Attendant junior Attendant Kristi Collier Sophomore Attendant Special Times For Special People Belated Festivities Crown Chelle Spears Queen. traditional pep assembly to intro- duce the court to the student body and to invite alumni back to S.H.S. A parade down Main Street began at four o'cIock, consisting of fire en- gines, school activity groups, and the Homecoming royalty to name a few. That night, as early as six-thir- ty, the student council began selling and delivering carnations instead of the traditional mums. The royalty was introduced at seven o'clock, and the Queen was crowned. While the Queen and attendants looked on from the sidelines, the Chieftains stomped the Tecumseh Savages with an ending score of 27-I2 The game was followed by a dance at ten-thirty with music provided by Wade Carter and KJ IO3. The Homecoming royalty consist- ed of Chelle Spears, Queen, escort- ed by Cary Morgan, Suzanne Ed- wards, Maid of Honor, escorted by Stephen Battles: Heather Buss, Sen- ior Attendant, escorted by John Sharpe: Tina Ruminer, Junior atten- dant, escorted by Denon Payne: and Kristi Collier, escorted by Brian McAIvain. Student Life

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Pep assemblies provide A TIME TO SHOUT ffvvj, t One of the many 'good times this year was attending the pep as- semblies. lnstead of the pep band, we were greeted by sounds of the entire band warming up to play Green and White Forever. Watching the Drill Team and the Flag Corps perform to live music this year was a treat for everyone. To keep the 'pep in the assem- blies, the cheerleaders worked hard all year leading the student body in cheers, performing skits, and help- ing the senior football players do their annual male cheerleader skit. When the cheerleaders did the bat- tle cry at the first pep assembly, the eighth grade kept up the tradition of not knowing what to do. One by one, the senior basketball and football players took their turns at speaking to the student body. One senior stood out among them all. Joe Fink Victory roused the crowd with requests like, Wolves, come out and play and Don't go up town tonight, come party with us C football teamj under the lights! We always ended the rallies with Green and White Forever and a mad dash for lunch. The Freshmen and Sophomores do the battle cry during the first pep assembly. The entire band plays Green and White Forever to begin the assembly. Student Life