Winslow High School - Meteor Yearbook (Winslow, AZ)

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FROSH CHEERLEADERS Freshmen Cheerleaders for the school year in 1973-74 were Diana Nelson, Kathy Me Laws, Jeannie Sorenson, Debbie Bumgarner. They had a great part in promoting spirit at the basketball games, football games, and especially at the pep assemblies. They attended all games played by the WHS Bulldogs and helping the crowd to become more involved in the game was their way of showing the soul they had. The Freshmen Cheerleaders are chosen in an election held by the junior high student body in the spring. They then serve throughout their freshman year in WHS. They present their cheers and a routine that they made up by themselves. From their routines, they exhibit some gymnastic feats such as tumbles, splits, and perhaps, cartwheels. Different cheerleaders are chosen every year. Freshmen Cheerleaders form a pyramid at Left. From Top To Bottom they are Kathy McLaws, Diana Nelson, Jeanne Sorenson, and Debbie Bumgarner. At Bottom the Freshmen Cheerleaders assume another formation which shows their agility and precision.

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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

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WHS'S fine display of spirit at all athletic games was encouraged by the pep squad members who helped the guys to victory with their fine cheers and routines. PEP SQUAD Pep Squad had a great year. The club consisted of boys as well as girls in grades 9-12 who were interested in promoting school spirit. They were very proud to be backing up our athletes. Cheering at away games as well as at home brought victory to our teams. Throughout the year they helped put on assemblies, rallies, and pep chains before a game. Club members also made posters and gave the athletes treats to encourage them. Meetings were held on the first and last Wednesday of the month. Officers for the club were Marcia Wilhoite, president; Teresa Guzman, vice-president; Priscilla Pavatea, secretary; Hazel Perry, treasurer; Susan Kaye, recorder, and Darlene Handnot, representative. Displaying true spirit by both the pep squad members and the pep band