Actis Junior High School - Americana Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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p. 34 (1) Kathy McQuiqq, eighth grader, What ' s going on? (2) Drill Team members are from left (Row 1) A. Madsen, K. Bergman, D. Deathridge, L, Bohannon, M. Belmore (Row 2) L. Rickard, D. Spies, D. Wiggins, K. Parker, J. Comstock, S. Juhl, Mrs. Wolfersberger, (Row 3) B. Durham, N. Karber, M. Backer, T. Jandayan, H. Mitchell, K. Lee, S. Wilson, (Row 4) K. Banducci, M. Oiler, S. Shearer, C. Dunham, D. Tidmore, C. Mailer (Row 5) K. Robertson, K. McQuiqq, K. Mitchell, A. McMillin, R. Branscum, M. Cohen. (3) All right girls, charge! (4) Please take our picture. (Lee Rickard, Shelley Juhl) P. 35 (1) Cheerleaders are from left (Row 1) Shelley Goodell, Tisa Meek, Shelly Borgsdort, (Row 2) Lori Pritchett, Nicole Mettler, (Row 3) Lawren Everingham, (2) Hamming it up are Shelly Borgsdorf, Tisa Meek, Nicole Mettler, and Lori Pritchett. (3) This can ' t be happen- ing. (Tisa Meek, Shelly Borgsdorf, Nicole Mettler, Lawren Ever- ingham, Lori Pritchett, Shelley Goodell). (4) Sheri Trout is jumping for joy. Page Sponsored by Mr. Mrs. Garret Apsit 35

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Arousing Spirit Cheerleaders are chosen every year at O.J Actis to bring school spirit to Pep Rallies and after school games. This year the cheerleaders that were chosen are Nicole Mettler, Lawren Everinghann, Shel- ley Goodell, Shelly Borgsdorf, Lori Prit- chett, all eighth graders, and Tisa Meek, the only seventh grader. There are frus- trating times to being a cheerleader such as the times when our team was going for extra points and all the cheerleaders made a pyramid right in the in zone. Were we embarrassed! stated Lawren Ever- ingham. The head cheerleader, Nicole Mettler, said, The hardest thing about being a cheerleader is having everything organized and everyone doing the same thing. The drill team made up of 32 girls marched in all the parades along with the varsity and cadet bands. Michelle Backer, one of the drill team members stated, It ' s hard keeping everyone organized but we do very well. This year new rifles were purchased for some of the drill team members. The drill team performed in the Veteran ' s Day Parade, and the Christmas program, where they acted out a special skit to the Parade of the Wooden Sol- diers. 34-Cheerleaders

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Honor Groups Honor Band and Honor Orchestra are two organizations for extraordinary young musicians. The kids have to audition with the hardest piece of band music called ' Toccata ' , stated Mr. Wolfers- berger, band instructor. This year Actis sent 22 students to the Kern County Hon- or Band and 29 students to the County Honor Orchestra. Student Council consisted of 26 stu- dents selected from each first period class. On a regular basis they met to dis- cuss various ideas and problems to be solved. So far this year they have started a tradition called Dress Up Day which was a great success. Mr. White said, The student council this year has been very dependable and hard working. (1) student t ody officers are (LtoR) N. Mettler, pres.. A. Grider, treas.. L. Prit- chett, sec., and D. Dodder, vice-pres. (2) Officers make important announcements. (3) How long must I wait? (Ruthann Spears). (4) Council memt ers are (Row 1) A. Grider, N. Mettler, D. Dodder. L. Pritchett. (Row 2) M. Arrache, C. Mailer, S. Arthurs. A. Webb. S. Stiles, S. Oesch, R. Heasley, B. Hibbard. K. Mayes. M. Kohlbush. R. Spears, J. Walser, P. Tull. Mr. White. (Row 3) B. Waltz. C. Sever. B.J. Rehkopf. G. Ontiveros, K. Lee, T. Bouse, S. Velvick. C. Nelson. D. Odell. 36-Student Council