Alameda High School - Acorn Yearbook (Alameda, CA)

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the enthusiastic yell-leaders, from left to right Debi Smulyan, Bobbie Friley, Jean Van DerHaeghen, head, Mitzi Laurie Isaac, Head support spirit leaders Connie Kleinhans Christa Joseph Lynn Goodman

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Tina Wordon, this year’s mascot, participated in many games and rallies Spirited Head Yell Leader and Pom- Pon Girl for Fall 1970 were Jean Van Der Haeghen and Laurie Isaac, respectively Competing among various schools in the East Bay, Alameda’s Gold and White Spirit Leaders impressively performed twice during the fall semester Tina Worden, three year old mascot, added a delightful:charm to the noon rallies and sporting events. Assisting Jean were Debbie D’Ercole, Bobbie Friley, Mitzi Ikeda, Debi Hynes Smulyan, and alternate Linda Berger, who brought a variety of new ideas during their term Diane Fertado, Lynn Goodman, Gail Hynes, Christa Joseph, Connie Kleinhans, Karen Peel and hard working alternate Jan MacDowell aided Head Laurie in creating new movements and style To encourage more students to attend the spirit functions they emphasized the holidays by designing specific routines which added delight to the rallies Karen Peel Leading the spirit at the fall sporting events were lkeda, and Debbie D’Ercole Diane Fertado rooters

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Spring pom-pon girls included Terry Maze. Sue McAfee, Christa Joseph. Head Connie Kleinhans, Jeanette Maurice, Renie Richina, and Nancy English spring spirit boosted by active Providing leadership over the Spring spirit leaders were Bobbie Friley and Connie Kleinhans, head yell-leader and head pom-pon girl respectively. Actively supporting Hornet athletes, the yell-leaders and pom-pon girls attended basketball games, baseball games, swim meets and track meets. Rallies were held weekly in order to promote spirit for these events. Nadine Cross, Diane Fertado, Mitzi Ikeda, Betsy Parker and alternate Nancy Pulley aided head yell-leader Bobbie Friley in promoting spirit at games and rallies. Dressed in gold skirts and vests spring yell-leaders provided a delightful change in uniform from the traditional sweaters. Assisting head pom-pon girl Connie Kleinhans were Nancy English, Christa Joseph, Jeanette Maurice, Terry Maze, Sue McAfee, Renie Richina and alternate Lynn Janvier. Due to a car accident Christa Joseph was temporarily forced to quit the line. Nancy Harrington served as alternate during her absence. Pom-pon girls also had a change in uniform style. They wore white and gold unwaisted dresses and had no block A’s. Usually lack o f enthusiasm in spring activities occurs in the spring semester. The goal of the spring lines was to arouse interest in the students to prevent this from happening Diane Fertado Mitzi Ikeda