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S pirit Sparks Spunk The typical stereotype of a cheer- leader: not too bright, a little naive, in general, an airhead. Well, this years J.V. spiritline was anything but typical. The line strove for excellence by arriv- ing to school every morning by seven to perfect their moves and formations. Not only did these talented girls have to perform well on the field, but they also had to excel in the classroom. If any one of the girls’ grade point aver- age dropped below a 2.5, she was not allowed to perform until her grades were brought up. Even after long days and grueling practices, nobody regret- ted trying out. Debbie Ellsworth best put it by saying, “The main reason I tried out for cheer was to get involved and to meet all kinds of interesting peo- ple.” Design by Kathy Pollard. Photos by Stephen Dunstan. “Ready! OK!” With a dazzling smile, captain, Ann Lee, starts the squad on another spirit-rousing cheer. JV CHEER. Bonnie Floyd, Robin Buck- lew, Ann Lee. Karen Kowalski, Debbie Ellsworth. Marci Davis, Marcy Marko, Stacey Smotek. ports 151
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Looking as sharp as ever, the J.V. cheer line performs another outstanding rou- tine at the tough Corona game. Taking a much needed break, Karen Kowalski concentrates on the spirit- line's upcoming halftime performance. Warming up for the game against Mt. View. Marci Davis puts the finishing touches on a new routine. One of the things I like best about being on the spiritline is all of the longtime friendships I've made. I think the thing I will remember the most about this year is when we went to camp and received first place award, including being chosen as the Ideal Squad. -Robyn Bucklew 150 p V Cheer
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