Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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Varsity cheerleaders Pam Roller, Diane l.eDonne, Jerri Burkholder, Lou Ann Zinsmoster, and Donna Smith spark spirit into the student body. School and community spirit up, Chee Varsity cheerleader Pam Roller leads the Pep Club in a plea for two more points. Junior varsity teams are enthused by the cheers of Sue Winn, Nancy Wolf, and Judy Winters. 42

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Home and away-from-home spirit high If fl P f I I . 1. A clash of color-a splash of wit: this was how the newly-reorganized Pep Clubs kicked off membership cam- paigns in the spring of I969. Sponsors Mrs. Malinda Grant, Mrs. Janice Hixon, and the cheerleaders hosted a convocation, featuring a skit and sneak preview of the new uniforms, for all prospective members. Over 200 King boosters pledged their support, setting a new club membership record for the school. Gone were the days of common, routine yells and in was an era of stunts and acrobats as junior high cheerleaders experienced a great change from elementary to iunior high cheering. Long hours of practice was well worth the effort as team members absorbed the spirit radiated from the cheerleaders and pep blocks. FRESHMAN . . . S. Harris, C. Hedger, T. Rush. JUNIOR HIGH PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: P Strauch, T. Rhodes, D. Burrous, J. Bryan, J Bruner, J. Gaylor. SECOND ROW: J. Mansfield C. Downhour. THIRD ROW: D. Foust, B. Maughmer, J. Phillips, K. Marschand, B. Cotner, K. Lowe, S. DeHaven, K. Curtis, T. Dearduft. FOURTH ROW: D. Justice, C. Louthain, J. Chism, P. Kelly, T. Ealy, K. Caldwell, L. Nelson, J. Grant, T. Sites. FIFTH ROW: B. Roller, B. Quirk, L. Noble, D. Jamerson, T. Rush, T. Miller, S. Zinsmaster, S. Dishon, T. Greenwood. SIXTH ROW: D. Rush, S. Shook, K. Cunningham, S. Hust, S. Brown, E. Owens, S. Griffin, V. Camp- bell, C. Hedger. SEVENTH ROW. E. Wisler, V. 41 Lohrman, N. Harness, J. Jump, A. Eaton, S. Robinson, B. Myers, B. Shook, D. Harvey. EIGHTH ROW: S. Walker, C. Astore, C. Wolf, J. Price, V. Whaley, T. Robinson, P. Brown, D. Nichols, T. Jay. NINTH ROW: S. Kyle, P. Scott, D. Moore, K. Binion, N. Mullens, D. Vough, B. DeHaven, K. Freeman, L. Tompson.

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LETTERMEN'S CLUB FRONT ROW: J. Dick, B. Moss, M. Taylor, R. Kuhn, S. Gotshall, R Maughmer, B. Winters. SECOND ROW: Mr. J Long, R. Angle, Sergeant-of-Arms: R. Rank, President: C. Moon, Secretary: G. Koch, Treasur- er, R. Griffin, Vice President: R. Dick, D. Gaylor. THIRD ROW: D. Angle, M. Hlebasko, M Yeakley, R. Vavricka, K. Titus, M. Goodier, G Marschand, S. Wilson, R. Robinson, R. Roberts, S Martin, P. Mullens, J. Baber. FOURTH ROW: J eaders and lettermen help an . -: : ee, .1s, .as .,.. 2 :,.a.,:- 1,..s,et,eef.-fc, .mms Strauch, D. McRae, G. Whaley, G. Moss, C. Wil- son, T. Berkshire, R. Jernagen, D. Hiatt, P. Miller, G. Stephenson. FIFTH ROW: B. Martin, M. Jump, S. Lynas, E. Carver, B. Golden, L. Hanson, T. Doty, L. Jernagen, L. Schenk, M. Martin. Tears of ioy, as well as of sorrow, were a common sight on the faces of both iunior varsity and varsity cheerleaders as they led the student body in cheer- ing the teams into an unpredictable year of sports. New cheers, new uni- forms, and a wave of new spirit added to the enthusiasm of the cheerleaders as officials announced that Lewis Cass would host the l97O county basketball sectional. Lettermen's Club strove to achieve a new image throughout the year by donating valuable time and a will to serve. It was not unusual to see the concession stand manned by a letter- man, nor was it uncommon to be ushered to a seat in the gymnasium during a basketball game by a club member. The main hall is brightened by a mural good-no- turedly depicting the varsity basketball team, cheerleaders, and coaches during sectional week festivities.