Berlin American High School - Erinnerungen Yearbook (Berlin, Germany)

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Lam Koch Michel Fisher Ca-mplain Cheerleaders lead 80,000 in a rousing cheer for kick oil at Olympic Stadium - site of the 1936 Olympic games, jan Burks Jeanette Go

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Cheerleaders Carol jiru, Liichel Fisher, jan Burks, Loni Koch Our team will ight! Thatls what these girls will tell you. The peppy sextet of pert, smiling cheerleaders in their familiar maroon and white never tired of leading the crowd in cheer after cheer for all our athletes. Their job is to mold the atmosphere of the game, constantly yelling, jumping, screaming, and perhaps praying a little as Well. Accepting the responsibility which requires a great deal of time and effort, these girls have done a fine job of supporting the team throughout their hard fought games. Giving the team all their support, they traveled to all away football games and as many out-of-town basketball games as possible. However, behind this enthusiasm goes a lot of hard work, torn muscles, and strained voices. These girls started early in the summer striving for perfection of motion, general peppiness, and more school spirit. Tryouts were held at the first of the year, and the results showed returning lettermen Maggie Ellithorpe, captaing Mikel Fisher, co-captain, and Jeanette Gonzales with new- comers Carol jiru, Jan Burks, and Loni Koch. The place these girls hold in our thoughts is one of admiration and thanks for urging our boys to go, fight, and win. A vote of thanks from the entire student body also goes to their hard working sponsor Mrs. Fitzpatrick. 'Wx 'C T x H+..- Margaret Ellithorpc Caplain Margaret Ellirhorpe Jeanette Gonzalez

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B-ettes Boitom 1-ow: Sandra Wells, Suzanne McGurk, Magda Gonzalez Bark raw: Ann Booth, Sherri Martin, Annette Schrader, Susan Adams, Evelyon Thomas, Louise Wong, Karen Lundqulst, Louise MacDonald High stepping B-ettes form vic- tory V after victorious football game.