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TOP TO BOTTOM: Karen Wicks, Dawn McLaughlin, Debbie Crawford, Shirley Wyatt, Corinne Van Dyk, JoAnn Reece, Francesca Ruley. : : —— : . Nar ¥ ragpctipinnpnyilineniteiergemaine ve ce ” a we a . ——— - atin nn es e a . at ow DO ag 2 ie i “on eres . r oe : ‘ — be Birsnincset enonetatian pees eideheiiehdk: aamenaeen na ee acne ce te s As for the Junior Varsity, they went to the I.C.F. camp also. For most of the mem- bers, this was the first time they cheered together as a team. They did a great job and received some ribbons. During the fall, the J.V. and Varsity squads worked separately, but by the basketball season, they were cheering together. The basketball season went well for them, and the J.V. squad grew close to the Varsity squad. No one wanted to give up the cheering season, but it soon came to an end. The cheerleaders would like to thank Ms. Currinder for helping to make the season a success. TOP RIGHT: The J.V. pose for pictures. MIDDLE: Denise Russell in her famous cheerleading position. BOTTOM RIGHT: The cheerleaders all do a skit together at a pep rally. “This is the shirt that our guys wear, to keep their chests from being bare.” BOTTOM LEFT: The J.V. cheerleaders cheer on their team at Homecoming. 67
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C ) ‘| | i 1) S TOP TO BOTTOM: Mandy Cupeto, Denise Russell, Kimberly Stein, Cindy Wolf, Ellen Wearerling. The Varsity Cheerleaders had a good thing this year. They went to I.C.F. camp at the University of Dela- ware where the times were full of great memories. The squad of 7 received 2 ribbons for Excellence, 2 rib- bons for Cheer Execution and 1 ribbon for Sparkle and Shine. The most outstanding thing that happened for the squad was coming in first place in competition with 18 other squads and getting a trophy. As the soccer and football seasons came and went, the squad learned what cheering in the rain meant. The squad always stuck together no matter what. Dur- ing the soccer season, not one cheerleader was benched but the whole squad. Later, the squad lost 4 girls but the remaining 5 became even closer. Basketball season meant fighting and arguing but somehow the squad managed to figure out something (usually with the help of Mrs. Pederson). The good times could fill a book. Whether it was doing the tire- some tradition of “Hey Coach, Open those Doors” for forty times before a game, forgetting the formation of a cheer in front of the crowd or seeing how loud they could get on the bus when they were supposed to be quiet were just a few of the funny moments. Cindy was the ‘‘“Mommy”’ of the squad and ALWAYS kept everyone in order (actually it was the other way aro und). Denise just always had something to say and could come up with some great jokes when we were supposed to be quiet. Kim finally came out of els her shell and started becoming a “WILD” cheerleader. (uass Mandy had a habit of forgetting at least one thing per es . = Geta game but her perky smile made everyone forget. And ero, | poor Ellen had to take a bunch of crap from everyone | 3 by being the “BABY” of the squad. And if the squad had all of the pulled muscles, scratchy throats and bruised knees of the past year again, they would because the 1979-80 Cheerleaders were ‘Hot Stuff.” TOP: ‘We are . . . Bustin Loose.” MIDDLE LEFT: Varsity cheerleaders cheer for Homecoming night. MIDDLE RIGHT: “Hey Hello” BOTTOM LEFT: Ellen always had a little difficulty doing rock. BOTTOM RIGHT: The CAPTAIN of the squad stops to pose for her picture.
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