Chugiak High School - Babiche Yearbook (Chugiak, AK)

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Squad A Cheerleaders: Back Row' Cheryl Tatum, Debbie Gardino. and Sam Atwood. Front Row - Kim Brooks and Andrea Arndt. Cheerleaders Pro vide Team Inspiration At the start of the year. thirty-seven girls tried out for the twelve cheerleading positions avail- able. They were chosen on the basis of their citi- zenship, attitude, and cheering ability. The few chosen, three seventh and nine eighth graders, worked hard practically every day. Returning from last year's squads were Peggy White, Paula Brannon, and Debbie Gardino who showed good leadership for the new girls. They actively sup- ported basketball, wrestling, and hockey teams. The athletes on the teams liked the girls' uniforms but would rather have them be three inches shorter, commented one athlete. The master minds behind the cheerleading scene were Math Teacher Kathy Magee and Choir Teacher Kathie Jaynes. The cheerleaders spon- sored a pep bus and two pep assemblies. They made posters, signs, and always smiled. com- mented one of the advisers. They worked and show a great potential for the upcoming years. Squad B: Back Row- Tracy Bryant. Roxanne Shelley. and Paula Brannon. Front Row- April Sebring. Not Pictured! Peggy White. 271

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rqrq 5 5 r:::iiiii Illll Lining up in single file for the next cheer are all the Colt cheerleaders. Picking up the beat after missing a cue is eighth grader Kun Brooks. . . .v .ki t ww. 5241 ,iz 1' a 3535335 . W 'emi Giving the leant a thumbs up sign. Roxanne Shelley shows her two right hands. WRX' Encouraging the crowd to cheer for the Colts, are Paula Brannon and Peggy White. Ml

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