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alsfi. .af 4l :ffxi as iii? POM-POM SQUAD The maiorettes, color guard, and drill i team combined efforts to form a pom pom l squad. The girls performed dance routines to music during half-time at basketball games. I, 1 . .,,,3 . t,G .,,,,,, , , , , J T ,fa T 4 - , y lrrr T esll - J . , , -M, lift Q ,L 4 1 ,fri 'iv if 45 'K ' l 'fl 1: l Q? at dl COLORGUARD Sixteen girls make up the band's color- guard. The girls who carried the white school flags were featured in twirling rou- tines, the others carried the American and Maryland flags and the school banner. '. f f . f , ,, L? N 1. H QW' ,f ' , ar ,, , . ,, W., WW? if 5 NH' 3 2 ,U ff.' ,, lwlus ,, J Q T S1 lil The Pom Pom Squad: ffront rowj Carlene Shaifer, Colleen Jones, Valera Shaifer, Cheryl Lanham. fback rowj Lillian Swailes, Joyce Long, Darlene Thompson, Grace Milburn. l2l Colleen Jones, Mickey Thompson, and Betty Rice of the colorguard stand at attention during the playing of the National Anthem. l3l Cindy Franzen, Jackie Harris, Lynne Payton, Ronda Carlson, Kim Cook, Lynn Cline, Wanda Spear, Vicki Gurley, Debbie Schultz, and Carlene Shaifer perform during a pep rally. l4lLynne Payton, Kim Cook, Lynn Cline, Pam Shar- rock, and Ronda Carlson show their spirit during a football game. l5l Joyce Long dances to K-Gee. l6l Mary Slade and Jane Dutton cheer with the band at an exciting football game.
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' Q' Y 51- MAJORETTE9 The ten-girl maiorette squad was an added attraction to the band. New to the squad were the two featurette twirlers, Kim Cook and Vicki Gurley, in their gold sequined uniforms. The squad also used flags, hoop batons and fire batons in their half-time routines. il . k,,,, it 41 ' r . 'gn iii,ii Nas' DRILL TEAM A new addition' to the GM football and parade marching unit was the rifle drill team. Led by Captain Cecilia Phillips, the ten girls in their green and gold uniforms performed intricate military drills and rifle maneuvers.
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