Winston Churchill High School - Chancellor Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Tryouis . . . o time of encluronce, emotion Much of the second semester was spent in getting ready for next year. Freshman had to try out for pep squad, pep squad had to try out for drill squad, drill squad members were eli- gible to try out for the dance team, and cheer- leaders had to be chosen. A month was spent in workshops after school preparing for the big day before the judges and, in some cases, the student body. Announcements of results were emotional moments. New uniforms for the pep squad and drill squad were designed by Mrs. Forren and seniors took off for Six Flags for an outing. When the Charger baseball team made it to the play-offs, the spirit sections followed them to the end. Anxiety runs high when cheerleader candidate Cindy Akromis awaits the final event in pre- liminary try-outs. Y L . if ,cw '- Phyllis Emerson, Mary Harris, and Susan Young execute the individual routine for the high-kick judges. All cheerleader candidates join in testing their jumping endurancl before attending another afternoon of workshop.

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'ep rallies in the patio during good weather bring out the pep squad to :heer the Chargers. Same song-A little bit louder

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Tears of many emotions mix when Sharon Giles comforts another The foul- faces of Mrs. FOI-ren: energy, involve- contestant after the results of cheerleader election are announced. mgnt, enthusiasm and enjoyment encompass the many facets of WC,s accomplished Drill Squad Instructor. Ready for next year, newly elected cheerleaders Sharon Giles, Kim Magers, Lois Witherspoon, Michelle Lamoureux, and Cindy Akromis show their speed in the parking lot.