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RIGHT: CHEER- -FRONT ROW: Laura Paternoster. SECOND ROW: Anna Pazdernik, Lori Tribblei THIRD ROW: Theresa Sanders, Ted Arihara, Lisa Schafer. FOURTH ROW: LaRonda Gumm, Geoff Kahan, Mark Springer, Kim Gordon. ABOVE: MEETING OF THE MINDS- Cheer- leader Ted Arihara and Pepster Sharon Lussier liven up the crowd at the Marina game. Ted doubled as a dancer at Disneyland. RIGHT: MASCOT RO- MANCE- Mascots Matt Flynn and Lisa Wall illus- trate togetherness at the exciting Wilson game. 28 Activities Cheer And Mascots
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Cheer oves To A New Beat Varsity Cheer put on a routine to music for the first time in Ram history-with a few troubles along the way. Originally scheduled for sophomore orientation, the tradition- shattering routine was delayed so as not to give the sophomores the wrong idea about Cheer's activities. Further postponements followed as other pep groups protested that cheer was sup- posed to lead cheers-not do routines to music. Var- sity cheer emerged triumphant, however, perform- ing to the song Fun, Fun, Fun for an enthusiastic crowd at a noon rally. The routine to music led the way for a general breaking of traditions as the Cheerleaders were restricted from usual actvities. They were stopped from kidnapping the football team and were re- stricted from going on the football field after the game, There was also no Wilson rally in the audito- rium because of a cut in finances. Sure it was disappointing, but it gave us a great chance to get involved in school and meet new people, said Geoff Kahan. Cheerleaders has a wide variety of activities. Ted Arihara and Geoff Kahan worked at Disneyland in the parade while Lisa Schaffer was a prolific artist. Perhaps the strangest activity however, belonged to LaRonda Gumm. LaRonda worked at Twin T's - a store which made plastic worms and other fishing supplies. FAR LEFT: EXTRA SPECIAL- Screaming the cheer Extra Special, Lisa Schafer develops a sore throat at the Poly game. Lisa, who was a talented artist, played an intrical part in designing the Cheerleaders' uniforms. ABOVE LEFT: PUSH 'EM BACK! shouts Head Cheerleader Mark Springer to excite the troops as the Rams headed for a defeat at the hands of Edison. LEFT: POSTER PERFECT- Cheer demonstrates one of its important talents. poster-making, with a Pounce the Panthers painting which helped the team beat Jordan. Activities Cheer And Mascots
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