Algonac High School - Algonquin Yearbook (Algonac, MI)

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Cheerleaders Keep the Rats Going Football cheerleaders, led by athletic director, John Warwick, kept the spirit of AHS going despite the disappointing season. At times the shouts and clapping that could be heard throughout the halls after school might have been a little annoying, but it was worth the excitement they started at the assemblies and games where they kept everyone moving. Participation on the cheerleading squad is demanding. Practices and weekly games tie up weekends for the girls. However, leading the school makes up for the freezing weather and rainy days. The most exciting thing about cheerleading is cheering for a great team.” (Lynn Koss)

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Wild Week at AHS If a visitor would walk into our school during the week of October 1, they’d probably freak- out! Almost anything goes! There are flowers, a dance, windows, and even the world’s ' Miss (?) Universes,” performing for all to see. All in all, it is one of the craziest weeks all year.

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2 . 3. VARSITY: Dolores Kruger, Debbie Chalmers, Kay Mackey, Lynn Koss, Shelly McMasters, Betty Raulerson, Laura Gerber, Sue McFarlane 1. Jackie Peters, Carron Hinkle, Cathy Cross, and Sharon McClure show their spirit at a J.V. football game. 2. Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders combine skill for Supermounf 3. The Varsity cheerleaders and students of AHS are in a mad race to win the spirit jug. 4. The J.V. squad does a fancy mount at the Royal Oak Shrine game. 5. Debbie Chalmers cheers on the team with her winning smile. Football Cheerleaders 21.