Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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Clieering from lefl 10 fight are: Peggy Milligan, Dolores Burl-ze, and Janice Gosselin. p Songleading are, from left to righl: Linda Dial, Patsy Westfall, and Justine Hallett. vs .. -A-.3 w X gs The cheerleaders pic- tured are, frwzz Zrfl Io rigbz: Bobbette Deem, John Vandaveer, and Judy Wilson.

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School spirit yiDI fSSOI tS' O jDQ!0 and pep are present within each and every one of us-in order to bring these important emotions to the surface, there must be a key which will unlock them. The songleaders and the cheerleaders provided the key this past year. It was through their never-ending flow of vitality and cheer that our true spirit of competition was boosted to new W 2 1 A UV! f heights. 1 W, 4

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Smzzdizzg, from fcffl in right, are: Doug Chartier, Bill Davis, Bill Oaks, james Downard, Benny Sturgeon, Charles Lenkner, Radford Bushnell, Pete Latham, Gary Maxwell, Ronnie Marker, Doug Brewer. John Dragovich. Second mu' includes: Dwight Young, jim Creech, Ronald Croxton, Larry Fletcher. jim Bowers, Mike Thomas, jim Adamson, Mr. O'Meara, coach. Third row: john XX adtlell. Ray Wilson, johnny Oney, Gary Koehler, Pat Herman, Bob Rosseth, Steve Clark. M5777 goofgaf The waving pennants and the gyrating yell leaders lent an aura of perpetual excitement to the football season as our big fellows forged on to their victories. This year the gains were tallied not only in the form of actual scores and yardage, but also in the form of team spirit and cooperation. Head coach for the A's was Mr. Roderick A. O'Meara, with Mr. Wesley' R. Anderson as line coach. Both worked long hours in order to train the boys in the finer points of the sport. 65 34 ffm 045' o 4 x 6: ' o 0 4 x 5 ,v sat. ,Q.5'! Q o A s A o 0 0, -. ,sg v Q05 0.3 0 05 fy 'n'f's 03 4 go. '5.0.o 9,9 '-tv 4 ,' fo, 55 '::':'Q, ,036 32050, vid' 'Jie ' 0 S Q Q Q 0 ' W 1 Q 4 If 0 5 Q AX' 9, 's'o'o ,beef Q I Y The linemen really work with the help of coach O Meara