Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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Pictured At Top From l R are Judy Kalisz, Debbie ancj Cindy Kidd. Owens, Mari Fauchcr, Debbie Heartz, Susi Keller, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS STOMP EM , BEAT EM', YOU KNOW WE CAN DEFEAT EM'! WHO'S AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD BULLDOGS! THEY ARE, THEY ARE! These and various cheers were heard during the athletic season and at various pep assemblies. Varsity Cheerleaders for the year 1973-74 were Mari Faucher, Debbie Owens, Susi Keller, Cindy Kidd, Debbie Heartz, and Judy Kalisz. Leading the spectators in cheering they displayed the spirit of WHS to encourage our teams on to victories. Fun, Fun, hardwork, and tradition are what makes these girls the soul body for cheering. Selling small objects with sayings on them helped to raise money to buy treats for the athletes. Making up new cheers and getting people involved are their responsibilities. Varsity Cheerleaders are shown forming a pyramid which shows grace and beauty. Getting involved is part of the cheerleaders job as shown here during Freshmen Orientation.

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MASCOTS The mascots have promoted a great deal of school spirit during the past year. They are an extension of the cheerleading squad, an active branch of the Pep Squad, and strong supporters of WHS. Mascots perform their gymnastic acts during all the football and at the opening of the basketball games. Their performances are graceful and they show that they have a talent in performing their acts. Hardwork, fun, and tradition are all involved in putting on great performances for the audience. Mascots for the year 1973-74 were Laura Chambers Julie Schcid, Kathy Thompson, KellyRemy, and Karen Benefield. Pictured At Top are Julie Schied and Laura Chambers. Bottom Left are Karen Benefield, Kelly Rcmy, and Kathy Thompson. Bottom Right are Julie Schied and Laura chambers warming-up at one of the football games. 21

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JV CHEERLEADERS Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are elected by the student body of WHS the same time the Varsity Cheerleaders are elected. They must have met the same qualification as the Varsity Cheerleaders. Only four girls are elected, however, and their duties are to lead cheers and raise spirit at the JV games. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders work hard and hope that they will eventually become Varsity Cheerleaders. With their experience and know how they have a good chance of being elected in the following year to the Varsity Cheerleader position. The four girls who served as JV Cheerleaders in 1973-74 were Kaye Hancock, Julie Chambers, Carolynn Duggins, and Darlene Hadnot. They had money making projects that helped to buy treats for the JV athletes. Pictured At Bottom are the JV Cheerleaders Darlene Hadnot, Kaye Hancock, Julie Chambers, and Gracefulness can be formed in many shapes. Carolynn Duggins. 23