Indian Hill High School - Legend Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Cheerleaders The cheerleaders this year faced the Challenge of outstanding lH teams but a lack of student spirit. Having no pep assemblies at school and encouraging Cheers for the team at games often proved frustrating. However, the cheerleaders felttheir work worthwhile at moments like the Sycamore football game and the Madeira basketball game. lWe want a hundredD Miss Hamilton and Mrs. See the cheerleaders yell and cheer. Johnston bravely , e - volunteered to be the girls' new sponsors. By forming demerit and practice plans, they made the cheerleading system a more organized one. And for all but the seniors, there was always the following year to think about e l'lf we make it next year, letls . . Freshmen - Debbie Martin. Bidwell. Lyn Magill. Ann Rieger. Suki Skidmore, Lynn Sanders, Nancy

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JV - Jenny Kern, Donna Browning, Susan Merten. Chris Krueger. Ann Pater. Amy Renner. Varsity Janet Ferguson Barb Latimer Judy McGraw Patty Price Carol Remler Barb Suciu 28 Chris is up for The game.

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Officers e N. Mayans. Mt Ulmschneider. K, Kern. N. Reactions varyt N. Harris, J. Numrich. B. Bevis. Nt Hemmer. N. Drake, M. Geyer. M. Ulmschnelder Marching Band 99070 sweat and m talent was the formula for the success of the Indian Hill Marching Band. Summer practices for a performance with other EHL bandsmen directed by Mr. Snapp at the new Riverfront Stadium started the season in August. The rest of the season was marked by a band contest, a Veteran's Day parade. and halftime shows. The new freshmen band presented the pre-game shows. No one in the band ever wondered who the best band was. HWe are! until next year. Fire and flag flutter for the finale. Braves Marchi ng Band 30