Cerritos High School - Sin Igual Yearbook (Cerritos, CA)

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“HEY LET'S HEAR IT. WE'UE GOT SPIRIT! Hey let's here it, WE'VE COT SPIRIT! could have been one of the many cheers you heard at the rallies or games by this years Pepsters. The girlt worked hard all year by making plans for games preparing rallies, making plans for kidnappings delivering, bake sales, practicing for competitions and still finding time to do their homework. Theii efforts did not go unrewarded, of course. During Basketball season, the team gave all of Pep Squac roses. As it has become a tradition here at Cerritos A big part of the girls year are the competitions The Varsity Song did very well by receiving a 4th and 3rd, as well as Varsity Yell receiving a 4th Junior Varsity Yell did extremely well by receiving two Ists (One of which was at the Hibbards State Championship) and two 3rds. With this all completed the Pepsters had a Fun-filled and successfu year.

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VARSITY CLUB New clubs start with new ideas and this year was no exception tor thefirst year of the Cerritos High School Varsity Club. This club had its beginnings when David Nowell, Commissioner of Athletics and Coach Vincent submitted an application on Club Day. The Varsity Club has certain requirements that must be met upon becoming a member. They include lettering in a Varsity sport, and attaining a certain G.P.A. Since Coach Vincent left Cerritos High School for another coaching job, the job of advisor was resumed by Coach Weeks. Together with their advisor, the Varsity Club President David Nowell, and the executive board, they were involved in various activities such as candy sales, concert bouncers, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. This year was full of experimenting and new traditions for the Varsity Club. It this is any indication of what is to follow, the Varsity Club is sure to be one of the prestigious clubs on campus. IAA Club President. David Nowell Club Advisor, Mr Weeks