Sulphur Springs High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, TX)

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Qlj Cheerleaders are just over-all spirited. QZJ 'Hue 1978-79 varsity cheerleaders were Qleftl Amy Anderson - co-head, seniorg Qtop to hottoml Karen Mahe, juniorg Tamm Maynard, sophomoreg Shelley Dohson - co-head, juniorg Chleryl Filak, sophomoreg frightj fill Pearson, 'unior. Christy Kin the Wildcat mascot, lends a helpin hand in promoting s irit. C5 Amy Anderson adds to the pep may with her spirit. Sheila Morris displays that cheerleader sture. LSD Freshmen cheerleaders await their turn in thedpep rally. QQ C eerleaders add variety to their cheers with an en ing rami . CSD And to think that took all week to make!! Q92 The 1878-79 Freshmen Cheerleaders were lleft to right? Sheila Morris, Karen Stuart, Holly Bennett, Kiln Vititow, Tracy F ergrison, and Lorie Farler. f i 11 'fb 4- A' 32 1 ':, 51,4 fy! 'L with W 13' the End Cheerleaders - 27

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Cheerleaders Back the Cats The 1978-79 cheerleaders were elected in the spring of 1978 by the student body after trying out before judges. Responsibilities of the cheerleaders include drawing the run-through signs, selling rib- bons, and making the spirit signs used in decorating the gym for pe rallies. The cheerleaders also plan and organize all rallies. The varsity squad attends SMU and T ler summer camps to leam new cheers and ideas. The freshmen squad attends only the Tyler camp. The varsity received four blue, one red, and a superior ribbon at SMU along with a spirit stick which is only given to those who are genuinely spirited. 'se fmt- is f rw sat,, My i ,f.i.4 , r , ' i 26 Cheerleaders

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Blue Blazes Perfect Routines During the year the forty-one members of the Blue Blazes Drill Team were kept busy erfectin 1 routines to perform at all football games andy district basketball games. The Blazes attended the Annual Blue and Cold eview at East Texas State University and received trophies in their jazz and prop divisions. QU Second year members Lee Jackson and Kim Edwards take time to pose with new member Lisa Y illiams at one of the district basketball games. LSZJ The 1978-79 Blue Blazes consist of thirty-five line mem- iers an six officers. Q35 Debbie Pogue, Ca tain, an Debbie Osbom perform a pom-pom routine at a basketballjgame. f4j The Blazes are showing their spirit through hand routines at a pe rally. f5j These girls are eager to get home after a hard workout. FSH Lisa Williams takes time out from stretchin 1 to tie her shoe. L71 Mrs. Edna Mabe adds another trophy to the collection the Blazes ave won. 427 The 1978-79 Blue Blazes are from left to right: front: Captain Deb- bie Pogue, first row: Suzy Burney, Ada Wright, Lana Murray, Kar- inen Porter, Leedjackson, Kathryn Latham, Teresia Berry, Cathy Luinsden, Kim E wards, Lori Brem, and Debbie Ring, second row, Bonni Booker, Kelly McFadden, Becky Nowlin, Connie Baucom, Denise Wilhite, Karen McCool, Kim Hazlewood, jainmie West, Z8 Drill Team 08 Sl 46 042, 9 sn BLUE BLAZER Hman- --fi ,We Debbie Nowlin, and Laura Hinton, third row: janet Newby, Kim Owens, Lisa Latimer, Shannon White, Lisa Williams, johnna West, Cind: Carlisle, Kelli Lynch, and Maleta Fox, fourth row: Lana Gam- mill, Darla Cast, Laura Perr , Michelle Oppenheim, Regina Mclntire, Creschell Young, Debbie Osborn, Lee West, Stephanie Taylor, and Ramona Weeks 3 KLL, . . V ir, L - 1 1