Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Amy Miles drives a ball in the maich against Incline. BrenJci Cross ualches a drive on the range with a tee in her mouth. 144

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urist sHstaitted during the pow- lootball game didn ' t stop Co- tcphanie Owen from keeping the vf and spirited. vr jjm qiaa our loasy Yic •fvja jfeiy fltat «fle(- + te e « erf jJijriafei , I r the thrill of the . y.V ' varsity spihtleaders Spirit. Defined by Webster as enthusiastic loyalty, the spir- itleaders certainly lived up to the definition. As a matter of fact, they about redefined spirit to extra enthusiastic loyalty. This is the most spirited group I ' ve ever had, said Adviser Terri McNutt. Starting in May, the spir- itleaders cheered, roused, and riled the crowd until, well . . . for- ever. They rolled out of bed daily to begin practice promptly at 7:00 a.m. each day of the week. They also had practices each Monday night and special practices at noon when it was necessary. Throughout the summer, the cheerleaders were hard at work attending camp at San Diego in August and at Santa Barbara in July. At the camp, the spir- itleaders learned new cheers, complicated stunts and entertain- ing song routines. They also learned new ideas and rallies to further boost the spirit of some- times hard to impress crowds. Spiritleader adviser Terri McNutt explains a cheer during the Meet the Teatn night. Mrs. McNutt felt this was her most spir- ited squad ever. Spiritleader captain Teresa DiLorelo ad- dresses the crowd on a cheer the squad is about to perform at an assembl ' . THE SPIRIT O THE ANTHEM Come join our band And give a cheer for CARSON HIGH. j ughout the land ' banners waving he sky n CO you . . . ' loyal comrades ve and true ih might and main ' tnis.retnin This spiritleader squad also concentrated heavily on more community involvement. They performed at the convalescent centers, grand openings, fashion shows, and over the holiday sea- son, they brought Santa Claus to the Eagle Station by Mervyn ' s. To help overcome the high cost of uniforms, sweats, and jackets, the spiritleaders held two annual fundraisers: the Sadie Hawkins dance and the Jr. Cheer Clinic. by Sean Canty r: Terri McNutt n: Teresa DiLoreto iptains: Stephanie Owen Kari Woods tist Improved: Scan Roach 143

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fhe thrill of the b golf. m • «- jMr! tMm Swinging their woods and irons in all types of weather was what the girls ' golf team had to chip against in September. We had a great season, but I hated those cold winds, said Senior Carin Caroll. The state tournament was held in Las Vegas with Brenda Cross, Amy Miles, and Andy Kallers qualifying. I was happy just to qualify for State. It was a lot of fun, said Brenda Cross. The boys ' golf season came on to the green in March. Senior Pete Rossiter was the number one golfer on the team with Darin French, Mike Hansen, Mike O ' Bryant, Greg McGee, and Dick Stoddard, on his trail as in the other top five sports. This sea- son should be great. I think our team has a lot of depth, said Senior Greg McGee. Dariti French seis up to drive the golf ball. Pete Rossiter demonstrates his form that led him into the 1 spot on the team. VARSITY GOLF: Front Rou: Frank Medeiros, Pete Rossiter, Mike O ' Bryant, Greg McGee. Matt Allison. Scott Palmer. |a:si n Br t n Top Golfers Iter Hansen 1 French [jMcGee O ' B Sports 145