Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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niAjoRettes LEE DILDINE DONNA HEASLIP PAM GINTHER Flashing batons and bright smiles were observed as the Spartan twirlers performed at athletic events and parades with the band and drill team. ANNETTE HAUPTMAN GLENDA OYLER Brightening up Sierra ' s games this year were the five enthusiastic majorettes who presented a colorful sight in their new royal blue and white uniforms. 121

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Bee CheeRleaOeRs JUDY JESSOP Head Bee Cheerleader CANDY PRESTON NANCY CARLEY The Bee Cheerleaders, who spent many hours in hard work perfecting their routines and creating new yells, encouraged the Bee teams on to impressive records this year. The sparkle and enthusiasm of these girls added to the excitemfent of the games. CAROL HORSEY JANET CROOKS The peppy Bee Cheerleaders worked enthusiastically to cheer the Bee teams on to victory. 120

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JANET SPANKS pUqsteRs GERRI FITZGERALD Many hours of practice proved worthwhile for the six peppy flogsters, as their clever routines be- came a familiar sight at all football games, half- time shows, and parades. lORETTA RUBESHAW The Flogsters brave bothersome winds as they practice for the Arcadia parode. GLENDA HENDERSON ii.4i» -i 122 Mony clever routines were added to the agenda by the Flagslers under the leadership of head flagster Janet Spanks.