El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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f 45 J .V. Cheer binds together. l Dorado has got SPIRIT! And the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard to add to it. Cheerleading isn't just jumping around and yelling, it takes a lot of work, energy, and effort. Being actively involved with school has its positive effects, as Rhoberta Conger stated, Cheerleading has changed my oulook on school by giving me the chance to learn more about the sports and other activities we attend. I've learned to appreciate the hard work that goes into mak- ing our school so great! Sandee Ledbetter agreed and said, I feel like I'm a big part of what's going on, and I am. Also, cheerleading is a good way to meet people. Not only did they expand their friendships, but they had a fun time. Judee Lee commented, My most exciting time was at camp with my squad, and we were able to get better acquainted with each other. The girls enjoyed being together and rooting on their teams. Q Sei? mm, as-Me , Qiwggtbgmw ..,. . rrrr , , b A' fewest wgwamww X3-Nm 3 I H- i Rhoberta Conger gives a refill of shaving cream to Julie Warner at camp. lt is a tradition to cream the Freshmen. Judy Lee and Kacie Du Coing show the real meaning of friendship at camp, Thanks to cheer they became great friends. : Q K J.V. Cheer Dressing in bright, cheerful colors at cheer camp are, ftopj Kacie Du Coing, Andra Carter, Laura Dawson, Rhoberta Conger, Kristin Stoll, Sandee Ledbetter, Julie Warner, Judy Lee. Being in cheer binded the pepsters together. Laura Dawson and Judy Lee do a quick pose during a basketball game. Laura and Judy got to be good friends because of cheerleading. 4 xv ,,.. .5-.., .. fi, W., V, V,.,,,,,, .. .. , fa L D -if is

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Jill Dinnebier arouses the crowd with a shout from her megaphone, Jill has been a pepster all four years at El Dorado. Karen Spiegel, Alison Casias, Naomi Mayeda, Jill Dinnebier, and Angela Shoho show off their Superior tro- phy award. They won it at camp. The 1987-88 Songleading Squad: Top, Angela Shoho Cmiddlej Karen Spiegel, Jill Dinnebier, fbottomj Cheryl Doose, Alison Casias, Naomi Mayeda. . ,. , H 5 fr if . M as . . if -f L rs? 4 '-3 'QQ fy-J-. a 'Q fter working only a few days on their U.S.A. camp routine, the 1987-88 Songleaders proved their talent by earning a superior trophy. t'We worked really and pulled it off in the endg camp was greatll' exclaimed on Casias. I enjoyed working together with my squad on ines and cheers. lt was satisfying to know that our hard k showed in our performances, said Naomi Mayeda. member of the squad had some previous experience as eerleader. Karen Spiegel commented, HSong was so much different from cheer. At first l was a little apprehensive about being the only junior on an all-senior squad, but everyone was really greatg we had a lot of fun. Jill Dinne- bier added, 'fl think that all four years l have been a pepster have been worth it. l enjoyed meeting new people and mak- ing new friends. Songleading had its advantages. Cheryl Doose remarked, Nl liked getting in free to all the games and not having to Worry about what to wear to school the day of a game. gp Varsity Song :Wo f , l .Q NP . ,, -an 4- . -v-,JZ 7' Y. .fywfs . IP

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Freshmen, impressed by high chool , ..s, g 4 , ,Q , sss, My X , 'g,: fi g' 7' vii? 7 A isa? ey laughs .w' l e - 1 f3fi,.,Dyanne g ed A W' . isa is hair is messedup after being ' F hi f . Camp. Getting creamed U Q a '3 '-, s ropj Natasha Lancaster, Heather Dickinson, Allison niddlej Dawn Netherton, Trea Shields, Cbottomj Lisa iey. I, M, A--1 I i'5?g,f .cf-K . .J rv. is evimls 7 he freshman year can be a very im- pressionable one, it can make you like school or loathe it. With the great impression the Freshmen cheerleaders re- ceived, they looked forward to having a super time for the next three years. Lisa Fouchey commented, My favorite cheerleading mo- ment was at one of our first winning football games. The score was 0 to 9 and the team was pretty discouraged, and we were also feeling a bit down. However, in the end, with all the cheering and yelling, the team won! She also stated that she thought cheerleading was be- lieving in your team and school. The squad was like a family that helped each other and had fun together. Dyanne Ellis said that her most memorable experience was the summer camp. She remarked, lt was great when we got in a dreadful shaving cream and green spray paint fight. We weren't the only ones getting creamed, so it was fun. The freshmen cheerleaders enjoyed camp because they felt accepted. U, M F Q I Y If I H V If as , ,, V ', if ' 5 ,V , W.-,,,, rw., fair 4,' W 4 , . h1,,ji7,t,, :V ,4 7 -, K, 'fy Ya' f, t.rJ ,sg 1' .ale w' 1 if X ri' uf ' ,455- .L X13 f 49 , ,X V 0 9 Fu-sliiiicii Cheer . 6 i-4'