Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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Q ' 1f-' 5. C 'H' is H fix' X 64 Majorettes spark school spirit Performing for four basketball and football games this year was a principal task of the Majorettes. They climaxed their season with a fire baton routine. The lights went low and the five fire-baton- twirling senior majorettes came onto the floor during the Wahtonka game February 16th. Their routine consisted of an original choreography by Phyllis Decker, head majorette, with the help of Sue Eakin, assistant head majorette, and Mr. John Rollofson, Advisor. The junior majorettes performed only once during the basketball season but they were a definite part of our half time entertainment corps. Under the direction of Junior Head Majorette Sue Eakin, the junior majorettes worked diligently in hopes of becoming next year's senior majorettes. MAJORETTES included: Sue Barzee, Chris Mans field, Advisor Mr. John Rollofson, Patti Bardenhagen Assistant Head Majorette Sue Eakin, Head Majorette Phyllis Decker. Shown lighting their batons are Sue Barzee and Sue Eakin fleftj. Fire Batons offered basketball crowds an enlightening change of half-time entertainment fabovel. Junior Majorettes are Jeannie Smithee, Sue Morris, Cheryl Shouse, Junior Head Majorette Sue Eakin, Harlene Brown, Cindy Heater, Nancy Hendrichs flowerj.

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Winter formal enhances Christmas Shermanls annual winter formal was held in December. It was sponsored by the student body. Queen Krista Mobley and King Gary Maple were chosen by the student body to preside over the dance, which was held in the cafetorium. STANDING in front of the Christmas tree were Queen Krista Mobley and King Gary Maple fabovej. Decorating for the Winter Wonderland formal dance was Dave Adkins Cbelowb. MODERN live music echoed throughout the room during the Winter Wonderland formal dance Qabovel. Parents, former students, and students of Sherman rested between dances at the Winter Wonderland formal dance. Cbelowy.

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'QQ an. lx. . A ,,,,, Ami, f-'S,... , . .Btwn T IS FOR TYETTES which include: Sheryl White, Dee Brewer, Elaine Nisbet, Joie Summers, Chris Cantrall, Darlene Archer, Glenda Trumbull, Advisor Mr Keith Murphy. Third Row: Chris Melzer, Ginny Burnett, J1ll Hilderbrand Pam Ketter, Leta Eslinger, Kathy Burnett, Jerry Alberty Second Row Vicki Adkins, Debra Gantenbien. Kneeling: Captain Karen Thompson, Co captain CeCe Skelton. Not Shown are Alice Wadkins, Theresa Hill, Debbie High-stepping marchers boost membership Performing for half time entertainment was one of the duties of the Tyettes. Formed in 1963, they received their name from their first advisor, and former principal, Mr. Tyler. Acting under the supervision of Captain Karen Thompson, appointed Co-captain CeCe Skelton and their advisor, Mr. Keith Murphy, the marching group helped to spark enthusiasm and spirit during football and basketball games. Membership this year consists of 22 girls, the largest group in the History of Sherman High School. awe ,jr f .