South Mountain High School - Southerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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n Rodeo Day Pompous Perry displays his sex appeal Erb, Barbara Bowin, Debbie Watanabe, Sandy Russel, Mary Ontiveros, Mary Ann The saloon band sang the theme from the t.v. show 'Hee Haw Activities tor Rodeo Day this year were a little different and perhaps more enioyed by the students as well as the taculty. ln place ot the students having to sit on a 'iohn' it they tailed to dress western Boy's League used a iail. While these activities were taking place the contestants for rodeo queen were being iudged and eliminated by a group of judges chosen by Standards Committee.

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'Q , Rodeo Queen Debbie Erb smiles happily as'Cathy Constable and Debbie Watanabe look on. 22 tudents Show Spirp A shoot-up was the climax ofthe rodeo assembly skit. The ten finalists for Rodeo Queen were: Cathy Constable, Debbi 8 Henderson, Stella Frazier, Linda Kinnamon, and Carolyn Washington.

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Cowboys Have Their Day But we thought he was from Canada. The annual Rodeo Assembly this year contained two skits instead of the usual one. The first was a somewhat different approach to 'How the West was Won' and the second portrayed the dance halls of the west as a sort of haven for the misfits in the town. Other activities included a poem re- cital by Wade Marshall, a spanish dance by Marcus Medina and a song by Christy Moore and Wade Marshall. The 'Bad Guysi visited the local saloon.