Brawley High School - La Ocotilla Yearbook (Brawley, CA)

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Made BUH9 Spirit Number Gne N.-4.,,-, .4a.,a:x,g, .. - N..-nv., Lani Streuter, Leighan Feffer, Barbara Jack, Stevie Fleming, Nancy Dickerson and Debbie Brownell. Barbara Jack while Debbie Brownell and spirited leaders cheered on victory! Since only one of Brawley High's songleaders had had any previous experience betore this year, it meant a great deal ot hard long hours of practice. From losing petticoats to falling on the gym tloor, these spir- ited lasses entertained students at pep rallies, assemblies, and games. Along with the cheerleaders the songleaders accompanied p e p p y BUHS students on rooter buses to away games, and also assisted cheerleaders and manager ot en- tertainment in the auction ot Varsity and J.V, football players as slaves. However, their tar-reaching spirit and the entire BUHS student body sup- port propelled our fighting Wildcats to a year of many victories! Stevie Fleming and Evelyn Cohee sold the Varsity and J. V. tootball players at Slave Auction.

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Varsity Cheerleaders and Qongleaders 'K ri, y V - Km Wy-Ai.gsis,es,,-.L ,V cBlll llll ll . fem- fq N' -..fxge,.w wwf-w. -mmm, rsfmm - M x 1-no-Q. n s we-see., , - x I W f-vm-ev-1-f-..,,.,:v., Jaki Fleming, Jan Swearengen, Evelyn Cohee, Brenda Stackstill, Manuel Slali, Fatima Slali. Having spirit is difficult and hav- ing number one spirit is especially difficult, but not tor Brawley High's Varsity cheerleaders this last year, At camp they competed against many experienced cheering squads tor tive days. When camp ended they had ribbons and the coveted spirit stick to bring home. Back at Brawley High, they along with the songleaders presented our school with our mascot Willie the Wildcat , and kept BUHS spirit full of soul with exhilarating pep assem- blies, skits, cheers, and serpentines. BUHS students offered Them in- credible spirit: from waving wildcat claws to welcoming home our Bell! Cheerleaders added soul tc Cinco de Mayo. Jaki Fleming added the finishing touch to Evelyn Cohee stood by for their cues. These

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J. V. and Frosh Cheerleaders lgnited .......-M.Y N-.A 45? ,W , News .- ...M-4--f- gtvl Q...-f . - il ' .-- li '12 Standing: Debbie Dillard, Karen Houchin, Chris Williams. Sitting: Billie Jordan, Kristy Chittock, Paulette Wagner. ' The quintet demonstrated spirit with leaps and bounds. Sponsored by J. M. McDonald Company This year our cute quintet ot J.V. cheerleaders sparked our Junior Varsity football, wrestling, baseball, and basketball teams on to victory. These girls were chosen at the be- ginning ofthe year because of their outstanding ability to yell and to protect their spirit to the team. Debbie Dillard, Kristy Chittock, and Chris Williams added to this ability by going to a cheering camp in Redlands this summer. Practice was the key to their ability. Those long hours going over the cheers after school certainly paid ott. This is evident in the J.V. sports record. I FSU' r l Debbie Dillard, Paulette Wagner, Billie Jordon Sittin' in a grandstand, beating on a tin can? Another demonstration of J.V. pep.