Los Angeles Baptist High School - Scroll Yearbook (North Hills, CA)

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f fhe year gone by the streak of spirit in D.B. . . . Toto, Wizard of Spirit and the Wicked Witch of Whittier. . . . What are we gonna do for the team this week? . . . Here they come, get the run-thru! . . . car to car choreography and the chocolate hunchback. . . . cheering in the rain. . . . Ha-ha, Ha-ha-ha, Ha-ha-ha- ha . . . On the first day of practise. Coach Ralston said tome . . . . . . decorating the locker room and various lawns at midnight. . . . cheering at Volleyball play- offs. 1 . Smile Zebbie! 2. Cute Gretta, real cute. 3. Not funny 4. Rain won ' t stop her! 5. That ' s all it takes. TED ' S JANITORIAL SERVICE P.O. Box 480161 LA. 935-6483 CHEERLEADERS 93

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cheerleaders puf some snap and flash info fheir acf The new sponsor. Miss Miramontes, helped give a new outlook to cheer- leading which included some fresh ideas. . . after all, who had ever had a pickle sale on our campus to raise money? The cheerleaders for this year included returning veterans as well as four new faces. The varsity squad was comprised of Becky. B.ulLer, for her ' ■ fourth time around; Debbie Hand, third year, two-year vets Sande Carter, Shelley Moomaw, Kathy Pierce; and for her first year, Karen Flanigan. JayVees came on strong despite the fact that the only returnee was Pam Beard. She was joined by first year rookies Lisa Foell, Karen Holcomb, Gretta Johansson, and Kathy Martin- son. The squads grew together through- out the year both in cheerleading experience and spiritual growth. Although next year ' s squads will be loosing four seniors, those who will carry on will be left with many great memories. 1 . Up, up, and away? 2. Trying to find the Wiz- ard of Spirit girls? 3. Lisa Foel and Sande Carter on top of things. 4. Varsity fellowship at Fill- more. 5. Hi to you, too! 6. Beautiful JayVees! 92 CHEERLEADERS

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drill team parades on The Drill Team began their season in P.E. clothes, yet the lack of uniforms did not reflect their fine ability. The year proved successful as the girls constantly entertained crowds. The 1 977-78 company, led by Miss Haw and captain Joni Klein, dazzled crowds at the half times of both football and basketball games by displaying various types of routines. Some popular songs on their bill of fare included Dancing Man , Rocky , Long Train Run- ning , and Boogie Nights. In order to keep the ranks organized and up with the latest routines, instruction and help was provided by Tina Leighton, co-captain; Pam Burns, Kari Kuenn, Adrienne Lewis, and Sheila Moran who filled the posi- tions of leaders. 1 . Top row: S. Bragg, C. Guderiahn, L. Lewis, D. Turner, C. Thompson, A. Lewis, S. Moran, J. Klein, K. Kuenn, P. Burns. Bottom row: B. Smith, J. Allen, J. Swan- son, S, LaCombe, W. Gatineau, T, Brock, S. Searles, J. Heffner, L. Knight, T. Leighton, L. Malousis. 2. C ' mon girls, get It right! 3, Pam Burns shows how to do It. 4. Daydreaming during practice again Kan? 5. Lisa Malousis keeps the beat. 6. Miss Haw directs as Bonnie W. observes. 94 DRILL TEAM UNUSUAL GIFTS AND CARDS 1709 Polk San Fransisco (415)776-9570