Mundelein High School - Obelisk Yearbook (Mundelein, IL)

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underclass cheerleaders underclass cheerleaders add spirit to the ake the sophomore and fresh- ' men cheerleading squads. Add in cold weather, rain, harsh winds, and small crowds at football games. . if V Mix in hot stuffy gyms, and low scores at basketball games. Stir in hand-me-down uniforms, saddle shoes, bobby socks, and emblems. Yield the underclass cheerleaders who ad- ded spirit to the game. Sophomore Football Cheerleaders, front: Julie Sorokowski, Debbie Reh- bock, Lori McLoughlin, Renee Carew, Beth Clouser. 2nd Row: Michelle Lamberty, Mary Beth Patten, Stephanie Hertel, Pam Kinkelaar. Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders, front: Tammi Denlinger, Megan Belill. 2nd Row: Laurie Cimfel, Sue Burgess, Julie Mills. 3rd Row: Lisa Olcott. Freshman Julie Mills shows her spirit while cheering the fresh- men football team onto victory. 'Qs wa Freshmen Football Cheerleaders, front: Tammi Denlinger, Annissa Po- dowski, Sue Burgess, Lisa Olcott. 2nd Row: Laurie Cimfel, Julie Mills, Lorene Bagley, Megan Belill, Michelle Permann. 160 Sophomore Basketball Cheerleaders, front: Sue Stegmeier, Michele Retzke, Mary Beth Patten, Lee Beth Alyea, Cindy Wallace. 2nd Row: Nanci Skarda, Renee Carew, Lori McLoughlin, Julie Sorokowski.

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pom pon girls Q- -K Pom pon: A sport for seasons Above: Junior Michelle Kruckenberg performs during the 8-minute show at a basketball game, Left: Sophomore Jenny Dcardorff shows off her smile as she performs during halftime of a basketball game. R ake 20 Pom Pon girls who -:-' f dance, twist, smile, jump, ' shout at any time of the year. nhbn Add in athletic events, assem- 1, up 'f:-eit: j gzgggfi. - blies, competitions, and spe- Q .' . A ' .' , cial events and clinics. P tee fl e ie 'TA Blend in the routine to the school song, K t,, 'K ' i . dances to popular songs, and other assort- ':.. . p - ' L55 , Q ed CheCfS- :Zq .,,,, V' p -e Y ge Spice it up with 3 different uniforms, un- 'f L 1 zur I t goyriettable smiles, and 20 sets of pom I 5 if zie I i,e. . Sturm various regional and state competi- - Q, si ' luub .. 1 j tions. Before bakm addm 5th lace in the g 3 t - 6 ::.,,. . ,i .1 , S fg h 8 p h ef N ', : t I- J . ii' . tate competition ort eir -minutes ow. J sw f, - 2 5 ,.- Q - 2 -- . . p I 5 , ' : 'E' ' Yield a Pom Pon squad full of energy all Af ., f :'i fi through the year- t'4 . Q I N 'S i'ifg:f-,g'if?1 fkp The Pom Pon squad performed all year .t - We-of i. J7 long. Not only did they Perform at foorball .... . i.. ... o t t.rr games, but also at parades and competi- I- I A 3 Pom Pon Squad, front: Diane Russ, Margaret Egan, Nancy Ringles- tein, Kim Rankins. 2nd Row: Debra Zeimet, Julie Whitten, Diana Verschoor. Michon Pressley. 3rd Row: Michelle Kruckenberg. 4th Row: Stephanie Keese, Janice lnnoccnzi, Jenny Deardorff. Kim Wa- leisky, Julie Hanson. Jill Mathwig, Micki Hess, Vicki Keese, Chris Deardorff. Kris Jekel. Gia Kawell. tions. They, hosted a clinic in November and the regional contest in February. They also competed in five regional and state contests and placed 5th in state for their 8- minute show.

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