Eagle Mountain High School - Talon Yearbook (Eagle Mountain, CA)

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4 Displaying both determination and uncertainty, Blanca attempts to raise the spirits of the pep assem- bly crowd. Y Tim Peterson makes a break-through. Y Arms raised, a poised Tangi leads the juniors dur- ing a yell competition. HOW FUNKY IS YOUR CHICKEN Words for a really good pep assembly recipe . . Blend: Spunky, spicy, flamboyant, elite teams, jamming band, kicking drill, excitement, chant and cheers, and Alma Mater. Mix for twenty min- utes in sweaty confinement . . . oh, yes, be sure to add a heap o' spirited cheerleaders . . . Cheerleading is a continuous activity dependent upon collective student body cooperation. Lack of spirit exemplified by an apathetic student body contributed to disappointing displays of school pride. As a result, few dedicated cheerleaders remained to cheer in the spring, a marked contrast to the enthusiasm of previous years. Despite this uncharacteristic disunity prior to Christmas, cheerleaders did an admirable job when called upon to represent the school and community.

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Y Varsity Cheerleaders. Tangi Reeves and Blanca Gutierrez. L Blanca, Tangi and Bonnie Aston await the out- come of an Eagle varsity drive. Y Enthusiastic cheerleaders Blanca and Bonnie dis- play their high kicks during the Serrano game. Y Confidant varsity cheerleaders end their routine with an impressive formation. Q

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PP a -s a -n v U Cole, K.g Ballantine, D., Graham, G.g Wallace, C., Payne, J., Bren neise, C A Christmas concert dress rehearsal participants Gina Cannata and Cindy Kivisto, break several moments from the rigors of practicing. A An off stage joke, eases preopening night jitters for Agatha Palomares, Carolyn Wallace, and Kay Cole. A Soprano Carolyn and alto Kay, keep a watchful eye on Mr. B's directions. 26 P Choir: Top Row: Fahey, T.g Olson, B.g Card, T., Kivisto, C., E erson S ' Dostal L ' McCormick D ' Front Row: Wallace, J.g