JV Cheerleaders Evoke Enthusiasm SPREADING THE SPIRIT The wild cheering of the crowd at the games throughout the year, followed that of the perky and spirited JV Cheerleaders. Keeping up the spirit of the players and spectators was no easy task, yet these girls handled it with finesse and ease. Constant practice and creating imaginative routines was not as simple as it sounds. The girls worked extra hard so that they could give all their enthusiasm and pep to the crowd and also to en- courage the Dons. Dedication was required of all the JV Cheer- leaders to carry them through rig- orous schedules that started with camp in the summer. Yet, cheer- leading camp proved not only to be fun, but also informative and helpful. Thus, with all the spirit they held, the crowds of people attend- ing the JV games could not help but be inspired a little by this group of enthusiastic and cheerful girls, the JV Cheerleaders. 114 J V. Cheerleaders
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Read All About It EWSPAPER What enlightened Aragonians on current events? What con- tained sports scores, great adver- tisements and pictures, and school events? Nothing but the Aragon Aristocrat! With all of the newspa- per's staffs working together, the Aristocrat achieved one of its best years. All of the staff members took their work seriously. Each one, had a goal to the Aristocrat, an award winning paper, comment- ed the advisor Mrs. Stoehr, and because of the support they gave each other, the paper has had an FEATURES STAFF: FRONT ROW: Courtney Young, Linda Chu, Editor Jen- ny Thomas, Amy Wardwell, Josh Finkles- tein. BACK ROW: Kevin Toh. EDITOR STAFF: FRONT ROW: Mi- chelle Murray, Jenny Thomas,Jennifer Bloom, BACK ROW: Micheal Miyahara, Mrs. Stoher, Gary Gross, David Mathisen, Chris Kooyman. 1 16 Aristocrat NEWSFLASI-I excellent year. Each staff of the newspaper had an editor, and all editors worked outstandingly together to produce the finished project. One of the features of every issue was an edi- torial generated by a joint effort of this group. One section that received little recognition was the business staff, headed by Michelle Murray. This staff, virtually unknown, played a major part in the paper. lt's responsibility was to collect money for financing the Aristo- crat. Because the newspaper re- ceived no funds from the district, this staff rounded up money through subscriptions and adver- tisements. What would the paper have done without it? Gary Gross, news staff editor, saw the efforts of newspaper staff as, . . . a lot of work, and a lot of fun because we treat it like a pro- fessional newspaper. lt gives us experience both in journalism and in working with people. The Ara- gon Aristocrat had the great staff and the great stuff to make an ex- cellent newspaper. .,,,... 'W l
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