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Up. Lt. Varsity and B-team cheer- leaders pose for a half time picture during the Washington game. Up. Rt. As Sandy Artus, Michele Gregory, and Valerie Witulski giggle, laugh, and play they show cheerleading isn ' t all hard work, right: Frosh cheerleaders (top to bottom) — Lori Coleman, Keri Berry, Kim Syczchowski, Amy Stanchin, Car- men Ivy, Terae Reid Cheerleaders 139
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LaSalle Cheerleaders Lead The Pack Varsity: Mascot Sara Foster, Jennifer Stanchin, Sherri Wells. Kim Phillips. Renee McKim. Angie Lo- gan, Leslie Waters Cheerleading is one ex- perience the girls will re- member long after gradu- ation. Being a cheerleader is not one of glory and glam- our; the girls practice hard during the summer and be- fore school. Most of the girls will agree it is worth all the sweat and hard work to lead the crowd and encour- age the team to victory. Mrs. Lorenc, varsity and B- team coach, and Miss Wi- tucki, freshman coach, put in a lot of time and effort with their girls. This year ' s varsity captain Leslie Waters and the lion mascot, Sara Foster, helped keep the crowds roaring. B-Team: Vicki Clayton, Sandy Artus, Michele Gregory, Val Witulski. Regina Williams, Tammy Gaby 138 Cheerleaders
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Mid. left, Diana plans her next verbal assault. Mid. right, Ray and Bev read up on the latest winning techniques. Up. left. President Matt Radecki, Vice Presi- dent Bev Smigeilski, Past President. Rich Schroeder, Sergent of Arms Ray Johnson Resolved that the federal govern- ment should guarantee all employable persons a job is a suggestion that might evoke all sorts of emotions from total support to rejection. This is the controversy LaSalle ' s debate team tackles along with all other United States high school teams. From September to May the debate team attends ten to fifteen tourna- ments in such places as Kokomo, In- dianapolis, and Bloomington. The team is young this year, with only two juniors and thirteen freshman and sopho- mores. Sponsor John Poorbaugh hopes to have a varsity squad with exper- ience to heir, nprove the team. First row: Ray Johnson. Bev Smicielski. Theresa Katona. Terry Dokey. Second row: Bart Marshall, Diana Kienzle, Tracie Taghon, Rich Schroeder, Matt Radecki, Mike Cogdel. 140 Debate
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