Carroll High School - Rampart Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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EN? 'S D clll . GTIWGIEIS 9' Basketball Rally: Cheryl Hanses, Ann Patnode, Lisa Austin, Ann Roy, Karen Wetch, Brenda Brulotte Not very hard work, you say? That's far from the truth! Our cheerleaders working diligently throughout all the summer, fall and winter months, bring that special Patriot spirit and pizzaz to C.H.S. Rally backs our men of the gridiron, as well as our cagers and grapplers. Besides just making up and practicing to perfection the cheers and dance routines, these nine spirit-filled girls bake cakes and cookies for the guys, make posters for their houses and school, plan skits and pep assemblies, and T.P. their houses at night prior to really big games. Because they are a part of Pep Club, they often are Guardian Angels for one of the team members. Yet our foxy cheerleaders also must End time for studies as well. To earn money to help pay for their outfits, our Rally was busy during the summer hostessing for the Yakima Beetles' American Legion baseball tournaments, And in the fall they were the Hashy usherettes at the Central Washington Fair. Frosh Rally: Camille Laurent, Ann Holbrook, Lori Messer.

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BACK ROW: Vicki Schwaegler, Sue Hanses, Diane Noel, Mary Hunziker, Lisa Deccio, Dorris Rheaume, Leslie Brule, Renee Cousineau, MIDDLE ROW: Elise DeGooyer, Risa Hilgendorf, Dorre Rheaume, Judy Verhey, Terri Marquis, Sandi Snyder, Mary Hackenmiller, Michelle Anderson. FRONT ROW: Rosie Frey, Karen Edgerton, Sharon Urlacher, Julie Hutchinson, Betsy Verhey, Cindy Rogers, Jody Rheaume, i Teresa Deccio. 'F ,I The Drill Team in action with their balloons. Under the watchful eye of Renee Cousineau, Drill Team has spent many long hours practicing routines and special steps. Mrs. Cozza kept the girls in step and l Q also contributed many long hours supervising and evaluating the performances. Betsy Verhey was always there to fill in during Renee's absence. Although at times the girls did face disappointment with their routines because of certain misfortunes, primarily mechanical, they as a whole looked fantastic. The lirst performance worked like clockwork, and they really showed East Valley up with their last performance in the Armory. Carroll is looking forward to next year's Drill Team and Betsy's talents and leadership. 80 Pep Club Ofhcers: Sec. Virginia Vorenkamp, Treas. Jan White, Moderator Sr. Mary, Vice-Pres. Dorris Rheaume, Sgt.-at-Arms Martha Sullivan, Pres. Jody Rheaume.