Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: Lana Logan, Jan Sarber, Mary Howard, Cheryl Rice, Agnes Kinney, Paula Maynard, Shirley Chupco, Brenda Garret, Joan Howard, Janie Fowler, Debby Filson, Susan Cochran, Chris Aubrey, and Nancy Adkins, Row 2: Jeary Smart, Linda Ryles, Elois West, Elizabeth Guild, Ginny Burk, Jan Neil, Johnita Argo, .a ,,,, Jo Ann Wilson, Dinda Tate, Beverly Allison, Pat Murray, Tonna White, Carol Dingler, Glenda Barrett, Debra Brown, Katherine Emery, Linda Madkins, Patsy Cudio, Velma Smith, Pam Watts, and Glenda Beshears. PEP CLUB: Bottom Row: Susan Siler, Jenny Goodridge, Lanelle Page, Patty Sanders, Debbie Martin, Ronda Spruell, Debra Hutson, Marilyn Billingsley, Cindy Barnes, and Debra Ensminger. Row 2: Augusta Kinney, Billye Lietka, Becky Wallace, Denise Darnell, Connie Lewis, Peggy Campbell, Patsy Sheffield, Beverly Lemons, Linda Ledford, Mary Douglas, Debbie Azlin, Jana Parris, Joyce McCoy, Charolet Edwards, Elaine Fuller, Gay Morgan, Lucy Brooks, Kathy Katigan, Cayla Aubrey, Henryetta Madkins, Marilyn Beshears, and Cindy Hargrave. Pep Club-The Voice Behind the Team . .- , 1 ., WAVING THEIR NEW SHAKERS, the Pep Club girls await the JANIE FOWLER, PRES-2 Joan Howard, Trees.: Becky Wallace, Sec., beginning ofthe Homecoming Parade. and Beverly Allison, Vice-Pres. talk with sponsor, Mrs. Hargrove. 20

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THE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES are Ricky Butner, Mike Secrest, Mel Clark, Jan Sarber, Peggy Campbell, Ronda Spruell, Jeary Smart, Dick Cooper, and 1 ck-I Chris Aubrey. .wx um T is imma li N i - -I I mm Ii Mui SIIXVL I full-M ', i V It IVILH. ...ts I A x PEGGY CAMPBELL and David Christ keep the bulletin board up to date. PART OF THE SPIRIT for the Holdenville football game came when a Wolverine was burned in effigy in the bonfire, X. I r ..- - --di X REPRESENTING THE SOPHOMORE5 are David Christ, Anthony NOTGIW, Bob Berg, Joyce McCoy, Cayla Aubrey, Debbie Martin and Lucy Brooks. HELPING BUILD the bonfire is great fun. But ask John Cooper and Darrell Hill how much fun it is cleaning up afterwards. I9

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- ii THE TIGER MASCOT, Kathy Katigan, pauses from an enthusiastic pep assembly for a drink of water. The mascot adds much to all sports events. EVERY PEP CLUB needs someone to lead organized cheers, and we feel that our cheer- leaders do this quite well. This years cheerleaders are Susan Cochran, Senior, Janice Tallant, Senior, Chris Aubrey, .luniorp Nancy Adkins, Senior, Lana Logan, Junior, Jan Sarber, Junior, Mary Howard, Senior alternate, and Jeary Smart, Junior alternate. EVERY CHEERLEADER is required to attend a cheerleading camp in the sum- mer. Our cheerleaders, Nancy Adkins, Jeary Smart, Lana Logan, Janice Tallant, Susan Cochran, Chris Aubrey, Mary Howard, and .Ian Sarber say good-bye as they leave for camp. 21 Whether it is a warm night in Octo- ber, or a cold night in January, you can bet that wherever our football or basketball team is, the Pep Club is there too. Always ready to travel, they follow their team to Anadarko, or to Sem- inole, where they hurry to find seats and begin their yells. They don't notice the cold or the rain, and never cease yelling until the final second ticks away. When the game ends, the Pep Club continues their enthusiastic support of the team-win, lose or draw!