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Page 78 text:
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Varsity Cheers Shouting it out, was not the only thing the Varsity Cheers did this past year. Besides working very hard to promote school spirit, they attended the NCA Cheer Camp Clinic at NAU this summer. For Hve days and nights the girls worked hard and it showed up. They brought back a spirit stick, a cheer placlc award and an NCA spirit megaphone. They acheived the prestigous spirit award by being Voted by fellow cheerleaders and the NCA cheers as the most spirited squad at camp. ,-
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Mayette, Terry March, Kevin Schick, Greg Kuzma, Paul Olonovich, Sam Hansford, Mark Rozema. Sixth Rowq Bill Newton, Marc Gantenbein, Drexel Andrews, Eric Miller, Mark Egan, John Alexander, Scott Eckstein, Stewart Sides, Pat Glenn, Lee Echola, Tim Eyer. Seventh Rowg John Willis, Linda Porter, Margaret Langley, Jana Boyd, Suzie Hendricks, Gisle Childers, Ceci Martinez, Rhonda Way, and Gru Alfrcdson. Pan ther Marching and Under the direction of Mr. Bernard Curry, and lead by Drum Majorette .lulie Lingerfelt, the Panther Marching band takes the Held. Those words were heard by many as the band performed the half time show at all home football games. During the week of N.A.U. Homecoming the Panther Band was invited to march in the parade, and also perform the pre-game, along with several other high schools from through out Arizona. The Band also travelled to Snowflake in which they experienced a different kind of marching. In the mud, as it rained throughout the game and during their half time show. In keeping with tradition the band travelled to the State Fair on October 30, accompanied by Mrs. Curry, the Flag Girls, Twirlers, and the Pom Pon Girls for a day of fun and very little marching. With the help of Mr. Curry, the Panther Marching Band will continue to rate superior.
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Shout It Out! This year we also tried to improve and change the image of a Varsity Cheer. We tried being a little more carefree and giving it our all. We feel we acheived this, and hope that future cheerleading at C.I-I.S. will be as exciting and fun as it was this year for us. The Varsity Chbers! ll
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