Shoals Community High School - Shocom Yearbook (Shoals, IN)

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l Jug Rox are NUMBER O E Varsity cheerleaders were Kay Lee, Donna Ragsdale, Sherylene Rags- lale, Sally Johnson, and Sheila Abel. These five girls were elected y secret ballot by the student body fter competing with other girls by oing yells in front of the student aody. In July the cheerleaders atten- led cheerleading camp at Vincennes .g they all felt that the things they arned were ver beneficial throu h- Y 2 ut the year. At camp the girls com- eted with other cheerleaders for ibbonsg our cheerleaders were very roud to be able to bring a ribbon ack home. The girls proudly 'wore he new uniforms received just in ime for the Queen Crowning Cere- onies. After the Loogootee Lions ad won the Sectional, our cheer- ders presented them with a good- ck horseshoe that represented the ood will of our school. The cheer- aders felt that they were very suc- essful in installing spirit and pep the Pep Club and fans. Mrs. Roma aughn was the girls' sponsor. ug Rox queen crowning procession starts SHERYLENE RAGSDALE SALLY JOHNSON KAY LEE Escort-TIM HAWKINS Escort RICK WININGER Rcort GARY BAKER This page sponsored by COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY Bedford, Indiana

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Jug Rox are SWIAC Conference Co-champ ROW ONE: Joel Franklin, Jimmy Williams fstudent man- agersl, Mr. Albert Kaye Smith QAssistant Coachl, Mr. Gary Lemond QCoachJ, Dana Mackison, Greg Souerdike fstudent managersj. ROW TWO: Jim Stiles, Rick Wininger, The Jug Rox started off the season by defeating Conference foe Worthington at home 91 to 81. As the season progressed, it seemed that it was defi- nitely going to be the Jug Rox year. Among records set were the Jug Rox 110 points scored against Dugger. Ron Allbright surprised a lot of people that night when he crashed Howard Pratt's single- game scoring record by netting 43 points. In Sectional play, the Jug Rox outscored North Daviess 36 to 20 in the last quarter to win the right to play Winslow in the Semi-finals. After fighting for what must have seemed like an eternity, the Jug Gary Baker, Larry Sherfick, Dave Roush, Ron Allbright, Richard Lagenour, Mark Jenkins, Ronnie Wininger, Charlie Keller, Kim Pruett, and Nick Smith. Rox were edged out of the finals by the Eskimos I with a score of 78 to 71. Speaking on behalf of the SHOCOM Staff and Jug Rox backers, we would like to take this opportunity to tell Coach Lemond and the boys that we think they did a great job this year because they brought back the spirit that it takes to wing and we hope tha1 this spirit carries over to next year's Jug Rox team. A Congratulations also go to Ron Allbright for mak- ing the SWIAC All-Conference team two years in 1 succession. Jug Rox final record 15-7. 1 1969-70 JUG ROX SEASON SCORES SHS 91 WQRTHINGTQN 81 SHS 64 SPRINGS VALLEY 7 SHS 65 LOOGOOTEE 88 SHS 66 SHAWSWICK 5 SHS 83 ORLEANS 55 SHS 70 WASHINGTON CATHOLIC 5 SHS 74 NEEDMORE 63 SHS 56 LOOGOOTEE 6 SHS 92 OOLITIC 65 SHS 94 PETERSBURG 5 SHS 63 TUNNELTON 79 SHS 110 DUGGER 7 SHS -66 SWITZ CITY 59 SHS 80 BARR-REEVE 6 SI-IS 86 HOLLAND 69 SHS 66 NORTH DAVIESS 7 SHS 70 WEST WASHINGTON 62 SHS 60 DUBOIS 55 HOLIDAY TOURNEY SECTIONAL SHS 66 OTWELL 76 SHS 82 NORTH DAVIESS 79 SHS 62 NORTH KNOX 60 SHS 71 WINSLOW 78

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Pep Club Members have soul Pep Club officers were Doris Strahley, treasurerg Tangela Wade, publicity chairmang Linda Qualkenbush, presidentg Ann Shipman, secretaryg and Deborah Asbell, vice-president. The Pep Club was very active throughout the year. Each mem- ber was required to attend all home games and to buy a ticket for the sectional if at all possible. For the sectional each class and club made posters for his side of the hall that was given them by the cheerleaders, and an award was given for the best poster-Senior Home Ec. Class. Linda Qualken- bush and Marcy Lindley, two senior members, made the hoop for the ballplayers to go through at all of the home games. A number of Junior and Senior members made pom- pon shakers for the sectional this year. Who says we don't have spirit????? 94 E 4