Los Altos High School - Los Recuerdos Yearbook (Hacienda Heights, CA)

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1 Drill Team Il-rl first row: J. Dow, L. Grothe, S. Perez, C, Miller, Y. Hannah, P. Owen, D. Swain. Second row: J. Tiwater, C. Harding, P. Coleman, K, Dunse, J, Allard, D. Wilken. Third row: K. Coiner, V. Johnson, M. Kellogg, S. Smoot, P. Prochut, L. Wedge, Y. Chambers, B. Biugstad, S, Reyes, M. McClintock. Stepping high and lively the drill team performed in spdendid fashion be- fore spirited crowds. Un- der the direction of Miss Small, and led by Carol Miller, the team perfect- ed routines which were as spectacular as the red and white outfits the girls wore. The team es- tablished an enviable reputation in its very first year. Keep your eye on this group, for they say they've only begun to strut their stuff, I-. 'R ' Pm, .3ll 'F+ qXl '!'L Drill Team Cabinet ll-rl: Miss Small, Advisory S. Perez. After only a few drill sessions the team marched in V- PFGS.: J. Allflfd, TVSOS.: D- Wilken, SSC.: Gnd C. Miller, parades and half-time shows with unexpected precision Cflpfclnl and smartness.

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Maxine Page, Varsity cheerleader Colorful dress, deft flag twirling and contorted gymnastics all blended effec- tively to whip the group into mass hys- teria and confusion. Cheerleaders, song- leaders and flagtvvirlers literally worked assembled crowds into screaming mobs through such favorites as Satsfied, Fight, Fight, Fight, and Yea Bo! We might even say that these girls deserve almost as much credit for victories as our honored teams. All these groups worked together smoothly to promote friendships between schools and sports- manship among young people. Flagtwirlers Viola Booth and Carol Heinrich dexterously twirled their red, white, and blue flags to the spirited ac- Carol Balmer, Varsity cheerleader companiment of the Los Altos Band. Sherry Kilpatrick, Varsity cheerleader

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