Topeka High School - Sunflower Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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Drill Team 53 members strong, entertains Trojan supporters Cold knees were hidden behind past- ed smiles as Drill Team entertained football crowds. Throughout the year, jazz and high-kick routines added zest to half-time activities. Drill Team officers attended a sum- mer camp where they obtained many ideas for the upcoming year. Perfecting routines required many hours of prac- tice before and during school. In order to pay for various expenses, I. DRILL TEAM. FIRST ROW: Ann Alex- ander, Diane Tribble, Kim Nelson-Palmer, Gina Gatti, Brenda Worley, Malia Baumgardner, Sally Hare, Teri Canfield. Melinda Breeden, Pam Thomas, Marci Hunter, Becca Osborn. SECOND ROW: Susan Merillat, Cindy Laybourn, Julie Sutton, Becky Trupp, Julie Hershey, Nancy Ma- gee. Johanna Woollcott, Glenda Sklenicka, Kim Johnston, Kathy Specs. Cheryl Humphries, Nan- cy Fitzpatrick. THIRD ROW: Linda Geiger, Ja- net White. Kathy Hartwell, Kim Hartter, Elise Remmelc, Marcia Eakes, Tresa Bucholz, Jean Stanley, Kathy Hutton, Debbie Gannaway, Susan the girls sponsored a taco sell, car wash and sold basketball buttons. Later in the year, they performed during KSU, KU and WU half-time activities. Summing up her year as captain, sen- ior Sally Hare said, I wish everyone could have a chance to be a Drill Team officer because we all have grown men- tally and are aware of ourselves. I will always cherish this year. Ogle. Terry Shump, Wendy Wells, Candy Wright. FOURTH ROW: Jeanette Brooker, ln- gerborg Larson, Peggy McGhehey, Diane Staf- ford, Anita Dreiling, Cathy Mealman, Julie Hein, Elizabeth Shepherd, Kathy Rolfs, Dainta Steele, Linda Smith, Shelly Nieman, Sandy Bowen. NOT PICTURED: Janice Kessler, Carol Hedges. 2. DRILL TEAM OFFICERS: Brenda Worley, lieutenant: Melinda Breeden, lieutenant: Malia Baumgardner, co-captain: Sally Hare, captain, Teri Canlield, lieutenant. 3. Drill Team practices flag routine on THS Held. 34 Drill Team

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Yelling Trojans add pep, zeal Standing in front of Trojan support- ers with smiling faces, the varsity cheer- leading squad and yell leaders provided pep and enthusiasm throughout the year. Time and energy were involvedg the squads practiced stunts and cheers twice a week. You have to give up other important things to make time for yell leading, but it's worth it, said Scott Moore. In addi- tion to practice and cheering, the squads sponsored a spirit party, skating party and bake sale to raise money for basket- ball uniforms. I. Tom Copeland, Brad Koehn. and Scott Moore monkey around. This was their first year as yell leaders. 2. See no evil, speak no evil. hear no evil. Faye Goslin and Ruth Gleason have both been on cheering squads before at THS. This was Regina Wells first year to be on a squad. 3. Lean- ing on one another chanting where oh where . . the varsity cheering squads entertained the crowd. 4. Varsity cheerleaders: Ruth Gleason. Faye Goslin, Jeanine Humphries, Liesa Moore, Kathleen Olivia. Regina Wells, Susan Moore and Michelle Payne. Yell leaders: Brad Koehn, Tom Copeland and Scott Moore. 5. Head cheerleader, Liesa Moore. has been on a squad all three years at THS. -Wh V-. CLA hu' .V i. Q Y j 7 I - lf.. , ' - M... f 4 'eprlsyxf X-'ae 36 Cheerleaders Q3 ix .Q t ' r J nv- -4 'av