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Ritter ' s Marching Band -(clockwise) Corp members: Pom Holly, Dawn Evans, Jackie Mitchell, Liz Ripley, Chris Kelter, Vicki Armstrong, Cheryl Woods, Anna LaCivita, Carol Giblin, Pam Outlaw, Rhonda Price, Patty Parshall, Sherry Barrett, Shree Luzar, Anita Martinez, and Andi Heinrich. Band members: Mark McClellan, Tim Delano, George Green, Kevin Blandford, Marianne Short, Elaine Watson, Joe Caito, Mark Driver, Barb Trotter, Charlie Trotter, Angela Michael, Kathy Schuler, Sandy Braun, Carol Plummer, Barb Dillon, Steve Roach, Mark Armstrong, Carol Wethington, Ann Trauner, Diane Far- miga, Karen Charlton, Cathy Dillon, Dave Cook, Joe Plummer, Libby Miller, Theresa Rancourt, Debbie Lambert, Connie Tharp, Tanya Domi, and Bob Miller. Center: Debbie Delano and Ken Sperling. ?n Sperling, drum maji , he leads the band in fo appears to be tansformed into a snake ation at a football half time show. Smiling Jimminy Cricket, shown here with Kevin Bland- ford, was a member of the cast of animated characters who starred with the marching band.
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Lively Marchers Entertain Fans Drum majorette, Debbie Delano, student direc- tor, Ann Trauner, and drum major, Ken Sperl- ing proudly display the band ' s trophy won for a fourth place performance in the Shelby County Fair. Members of the Marching Baton Corps are -Front row: Liz Ripley, Jackie Mitchell, Dawn Evans, Pam Holly, and Patty Gude. Standing (clockwise): Cheryl Woods, Vicki Armstrong, Sherry Barrett, Patty Parshall, Sheree Luzar, Anita Martinez, Andi Heinrich, Carol Giblin, Pam Outlaw, Chris Keller, Anna LaCivita, and (center) Rhonda Price.
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Ritter Cheerleaders Rate ' On Top ' It ' s easy to support the great Raider teams, but it ' s a lot harder when you have skits, pep sessions, posters, and cheers to prepare, too. But our cheer- leaders came up with many imaginative ideas to bol- ster school spirit. Among them was the contest in which the four classes participated. Each week the class exhibiting the most school spirit at the game was awarded the spirit stick. Varsity cheerleaders routines to thrill fan Hasenjager, Patty Qulnr lio. Bottom row: Mary Richey, Kathy Harrell. erfor Top r ■H
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