Sierra Vista High School - Conquistador Yearbook (Baldwin Park, CA)

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ur Pepsters 0KAY DONS, let's really show our spirit, yelled Linda Harrer, head cheerleader, into the mike as she primed the cheering section for the next familiar yell. WE'RE THE CHAMPS . . . the crowd shouted enthusiastically, led by SV's six vibrant and vital Varsity Cheerleaders - Nina Wyn- koop, Darlene Osborne, Joe Soto, Marietta Minick, Ginny Taylor, and Linda Harrer, head. The Student Body of Sierra Vista reacted ecstatically to the sharp, precision approach of' our PEPSTERS, showing us they learned their lessons well at the National Cheerleaders School on the campus of the University of Redlands during the summer. They won four ribbons, three Third places and one Honorable Mention, in cheer competition at Camp, and their tumbling techniques showed what they can do in creat- ing a moving pattern of cheerleading. The role of our first YELLEADER, Joe Soto, cannot be over- looked. His willingness, ability, and support made all the different types of pyramid formations possible. Along with a very spirited year here at S.V.H.S., the Varsity Pepsters sponsored a smashing SPIRIT WEEK, held their first Pep Pot Luck Dinner, played host at the 3rd annual Inland League Pepster Luncheon, and attended the National Cheerleaders Association and the American Cheerleaders As- sociation Cheerleading clinics. Their motto is Keep 'Em Cheerin' and they did iust that by radiating spirit and enthusiasm at all the rallies, assem- blies, and athletic contests!

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KATHY MEET OUR CAMPUS CUTUPS. They're Three of The bounciesT, mosT boisTerous kids aT Sierra VisTa. Ever peppy and fun To be around, These are our Bee Cheerleaders..KaThy Sullivan, head, Jolene Wolff, and Janice SanTillo. Having had no idea abouT whaT To do or how To cheer, The Bee's really learned a loT from ACA' Cheerleading Camp during The summer. They sparked wiTh spiriT and aroused pride aT all The Bee games This year. Bees