Stockton College - El Recuerdo Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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Head Colt Cheer Leader Ken Blackmon stood poised for action between Miss Sandy Reed seated on Gary Bradley ' s knee and Miss Pat McNabb on Pierce Morris ' s knee. The teamwork dis- played by the five cheer leading perfectionists led to inevitable victories throughout the school year for the last graduating Colt class of Stockton College. Tke CM « •» age 9 b Colt Song Leaders Alice Lee, Deanna Rodgers, Bonnie Lowes, Arlene Brownstein, and Mary McCullough roused school spirit at numerous games and rallies. With their billowy, full skirts and rainbow-hued petticoats, the Song Leaders waved their pom-poms and cheered the teams on to victory with a flourish of color. These Song Leaders, along with the Cheer Leaders, the victory bell, and the gigantic SC backdrop, were symbols of the 1956-57 Colt class.

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Richard Roberts, head cheer leader for two successive years, and partners, Bundy Green (left) and Chuck Novotny (right), led the Mustang followers in a yell for victory during an afternoon rally in the Classroom Building ' s patio area. Tke tUtioiango Miss Edie Mae Pickering, one of the three Mustang Song Leaders, was caught doing some pretty fancy footwork and pom-pom waving for the students ' en- tertainment. The other two Mustang song leaders, Misses Chuckie Guerard and Julie Wager threw up their arms and kicked up their heels to the music of the SC - COP band, while students did their part by chanting or clapping hands in rhythm. Page 97