Glen Wilson High School - Prowler Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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l A ' ai Stearns, Erika Paulsrude and Amy Palenchar talk about the football game during halftimc. Going {joii J m) dimension The Varsity Pep Squad did new and better things from the beginning. Be- sides performing at football games and rallies, they also performed at competitions. These competitions included Miss Drill Team and a perfor- mance at Magic Mountain. The Varsity Songleaders were also invited to the National in Dallas, Texas, but the money could not be raised to allow them to at- tend. Tryouts were also held to allow boys to perform along with the Pep Squad. This would improve their chances of plac- ing at competition. We will do much better with boys in our routines, stated Becky Ed- wards. Also those who tried out knew they would be competing and this seemed to add to the excitement. The team was very successful and showed what pride and spirit really were, by Kim King During the Homecoming Game Kris- tine Blanco says the cheer while Diane Flores gets into it. A Vanessa Hall shows who she is voting for during a 113 Pep Squad i

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Lucia A vila Heather Browning Amy Palcnchar Sally Park Kelly Root Suzanne Song Celene Soto Kai Stearns Kristinc Blanco Jenni Cross Becky Edwards Diane Flares Vanessa Hall Sara Lee Karen Lindlcy UZD Pep Squad A The IVKH-H9 Pep Squad demonstrates pride during a picture at Olterhem Park

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RISING TO THE TOP The Junior Varsity and Freshman Rally Squad were a winning combina- tion from the start. The Junior Varsity and Freshman teams competed together throughout the year at sport events and competitions. One of the major competitions of the year was held at Magic Mountain where they competed against almost one hundred other schools. The Rally Squad also performed at History Day and attended a camp at UCLA. This was the first year that the Junior Varsity attended all sporting events be- sides football and basketball. Sharon Rodriguez said, 1 like attending more events because we became more involved in the school. The Junior Varsity and Freshman Rally Squad showed their pride and dedication in many ways. by Kim King A Jennifer Valdez and Nicole Arriola. ▲▲ Freshman Cheerleaders show how proud they are to be the first Freshman allowed to be cheerleaders. A Christi Gonzalez, Ann Lunde, and Angelia Kim 114 RcMty Squad