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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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lcavc al Center was designed to provide hands-on training for high school students. The students worked with ake County Area Vocation- the machines and equip- ment they would be using in future ca- reers. lt's an arm of each high school in Lake County,', said Mrs. Jane Falls, vocational coordinator for MHS. Courses offered ranged from auto me- chanics and body to child care to data processing. Students enrolled in building trades built a house. Those in food service catered parties and dinners. Students in- terested in farming learned what to do in horticulture. lt's a wonderful chance to develop skills and get a head start in life,', Falls added. ' 1 ti X xx tx Above: Senior Joe Summers con- centrates on working on a program for data processing. Above right: Senior Theresa Adelmund enjoys her job as a preschool teacher as part of her handsron training for Child care. Right: Senior Laura Hall, a horticulture student, shows off a flower arrangement. 162 Q A 5 '34 FW fi?
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