Cabrillo High School - Tierra Royal Yearbook (Lompoc, CA)

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Leading the spirited class of 7l were cheerleaders Cfrom left to rightj, Patti Brown and Cheryl Dunn. 2E Z Patti, Cheryl Lead Frosh Leading their spirited class during the assemblies and games were the vivacious freshmen cheerleaders. Try- outs were held in the early fall of '67, After elections they began making and perfecting their routines. With their good-looking new uniforms, they repre- sented the freshmen class with success. Performing as freshmen cheerleaders were Cheryl Dunn and Patti Brown. Freshman Patti Brown shows enthusiasm while cheering at a pep assembly. 44 Cheryl Dunn prepares to lead cheer at freshman basketball game.

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lg L ...- caman, center, and Kathy Ewing, apply artistic talents to one of Pep Club Highlights Assemblies Though the Pep Club got out to a very slow start, the club headed by president Dorothy Heckaman highlighted football and basketball assemblies with many entertain- ing skits. The pep club promoted school spirit by painting pep signs for football and later for basketball games. Other activities included a pots and pans band which was perhaps the best performance put on by this club, and also showed school spirit by sponsoring Diane Crocker for Winter Queen. PEP CLUB: First row: Stephanie Vordermark, Kathy Ewing, Pam Malasky, Di Crocker, Mary Dyste, Millie Montgomery, Dorothy Heckaman Mary McConnell, Barbara Scott, Leslie Thompson. Row 2: Patty Hall, Kitty Marquez, Cheryl Rossen, Gayle Miller, Debbie Van Arsdale Ilene Parker, Kathy McNamara, Diana House, Judy Bently, Wendy Dodson. Raw 3: Anita Sanchez, Anita Stantly, Marsha Thompson Glinda Marcum, Barb Skelton, June Etherson, Karen Paulson, Chris Durbin, Sandi Vercher, Terry West, April Wayson.

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Cheering at all assemblies and Jay Vee games were cheerleaders Cfrom leftl April Wayson, Vickie Haacke Cstandingj, Millie Montgomery, and Val Leonard Showing enthusiasm at Jay Vee basketball game are April Wayson Cstandingj and Val Leonard. Jayvee Cheerleaders Spark Crowds This year's jay vee cheerleaders added spark and excitement to all jay vee games and assemblies this year. They began work- ing during the summer to earn money for the coming 67-68 school year. Money mak- ing projects included washing windows, car washes, bake sales, and sponsoring an attergame dance. The tour' girl squad, con- sisting ot three sophomores, and one iunior, was headed by sophomore, April Wayson. The jay vees practiced every day, perfect- ing and creating new routines. The squad placed third at Santa Maria cheerleading competition. After the com- pletion of the basketball season the Jay Vee cheerleaders practiced in preparation tor the El Monte competition in March. L Millie Montgomery shows winning style of Jay Vee cheerleaders. 45