Shawnee High School - Caldron Yearbook (Shawnee, OK)

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Phi Tau Alpha is a national organization composed of future Banda Scopa is a senior literary club. This year they met as a group in the fourth hour English Class. They studied and wrote themes and other types of creative writing. Miss Wash ichek and Mr. McCown are sponsors. Members are: Marcella Bacchus, Mary Nell Baker, Virginia Bowie, Melvan Boyer, Wilma Collier, Janice Collins, Jackie Dake, Pat Densmore, Cherrill Duvall, Leroy Eagle, Kathryn Ebers, John Guffey, Phil McAmis, Shirley Miller, Virginia Neale, Leon Parker, James Penson, Mary Pool, Jim Quattlebaum, Dan Smith, Tom Stapleton, Jim Tucker, Bob Van Order, Doyle Wasson, Bob Williams, Herbert Williams, Roy Wright, Frank Smith. Mem bers are Bowie, Virginia Cowan, Norma Bassett, Annice Ziemer. Jerry Wingo, Jo Rene 1- McPhail, Karen Welch, Ann lgleheart, James Stephens, Ann Laessig, Erica Lazenby, Mary Gmnel, Frankie Jackson, Don Smith, Roberta Anderson, Kay BANDA SCGPA

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CJ 11681- WGL ERETTE Adding pep and enthusiasm to the athletic teams were the two pep clubs, Wolverenes and Wolverettes. There was a friendly rivalry between the two clubs and each tried to out-do the other. New members went through a six-week's period of pledging, which was climaxed by a formal initiation ceremony. Among the year's activities werea gigantic poster campaign to boost school spirit, participation in both coronations, and the spon- sorship of contributions for the heart fund. Heading the Wolve- renes was Helen Raley. Other Wolverene officers were vice- president, Geneva James, roll secretory, Mary Jane Cox, de- merit secretaries, Rhoda Grady and Madelyn Kidd, and treas- urer, Carole Hayward. The Wolverette officers were president Anne English, vice-president, Marilyn Winney, roll secretary, Jane Day, demerit secretary, Margot Crutchfield, and treas- urer, Marinell Friday.