Canton High School - Backtrackin Yearbook (Canton, SD)

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1 A rime out by rhe vorsiry boskerboil girb allows Crysrol Polmer o chonce fo join in o chonf with her fellow cheerleoders 2 An assembly for vorious foil sports finds vorsiry girls boskerboil cheerleoder Angie Hepner inro rhe groove 3 B-reom girb boskerboil cheerleoders Robin Baldwin. Angie Morshik. Heidi Her- ring. ond Heide Ulnckson leod o cheer dur- ing o rime our 4 The freshmon boys boskerboil reom benefirs from rhe cheers from rhe crowd led by Eldri Johnson 5 Cheering for rhe vorsiry ond junior vorsi- ry foorboli reoms were Jill Morkle. Liso Folond. Jodi Boyer, ond Mori Wissink 6 Leoding rhe vorsiry girb boskerboil fons in rheir cheers were Crysrol Polmer Angie Hepner. Jill Knur son ond Jill Sreenslond 7 The freshmon sporrs-goers follow rhe cries of Amy Blocksrone Eldri Johnson Jilloyne Fossum, ond Korri Hood 8 Before rhe srorr of rhe Homecoming foorboli gome Liso Folond. Jill Morkle Mori Wissink ond Jodi Boyer worm up wirh rhe C-Howk Cheer leoding 17

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Any high school student is eligible for cheerleoding tryouts which ore held In the spring for the following school yeor 26 cheerleoders moke up seven squods which represent the foil ond winter sports of footboll, girls' basketball, wrestling, ond boys' basketball Selection of these squods is mode by senior cheerleoders, varsity sports coaches, ond guest cheerleoders Mrs. Sherry Davis advises them os they carry on o lasting trodltion. Cheerleading: elite group accomplishes unique task 16 Cheerleoding

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ACTIVITIES 1 Deonne Decker. Cortle Corison, and Jodi Boyer discuss o matter 2 Aunt Mottle (Paige Becker) Is miffed by Lucrerlo s (Kris Nelson) modesty 3 The plays cost Includes (front row): Jodi Boyer. Paige Becker, Pottl Trumm (bock row) Deonne Decker. Kris Nelson. Julie Torgerson. Come Corison 4 Cost members Soro Derby. Eldri Johnson. Brlon Houge overlook moke-up Jeff McElroy's face 5 Working lights ore Kent Tompkins ond Chod Skiles Grades 9-12 Present “Never Trust A Man” The plot concerns the onflcs of family. And each one is crozy in o different way. Their home is o regulor mode house. There is Arabella who poses while Susie, the artist, points her. Willie is labor- ing under the delusion that is o writer ond goes oround spouting his poetry to which nobody listens. Henry beats on the typewriter, IS All-High Play typing his school rhemes, oblivious of the world oround. Even mom Is slightly daft. She insists on demonstrating some steps she has leorned ot doncing school. Popo Oberstot, who is o lovable old thing, would like to do something to colm down his harum-scarum family bur doesn't hove ony luck.