Chippewa High School - Chippewa Yearbook (Doylestown, OH)

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f-mr-Marv-,-Q. Q . . .. A-sa. .wi A 't Y A Hf'w'.fs's . Battle 0 the Sexes f The tennis team held a match between their star female player Diana Cook and vice-principal Mr. Yaksich on February seventh. The match was to raise funds for indoor play at Springside. The match-up brought in S200 while Ms. Cook defeated Mr. Yaksich eight games to one. M,,,..,w-W tg wma grief .Ares ease N ,, ez V ffp ffr ' r ' .e sf 139 JQQI 4 .,. z , ... T , 3,15 fs 355 ss sw NEB' W9 s rs I There are smiles on the faces ofboth the winner and the loser as good sportsmanship triumphs over bad. in -wr-11 Pre-match publicity is over and honor is at stake as both Sides hope to Say, A cool and Collected Diana Cook awaits Mr. YakSiCh'S fireball Serve, which We are the Champions, often ends up in the net. ily f With the tennis team serving as line judges for their money-making project and Dave Whitman as referee and announcer, the stage is set for the match.

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HARLEM ALL-S TAR On February 14, the Art Club sponsored a basketball game be- tween our own fantastic Chipp faculty and Tricky Dicky's Harlem All-Stars. The moneys earned were used for the trip to Mexico in the summer. The fans enjoyed all of the All-Stars practical jokes, but watched their teachers fall to defeat. The Harlem All-Stars prove they're not just tricksters by helping this young lady improve her lay up. ,,..-5 The Chipp teachers have worn out one of Tricky's men and he must be revived with the help of a shoe. QQ All-Stars add to the effect of the water fake-out by joining the crowd for a confetti shower. Taking a cue from the high-jumping All-Stars, faculty team member Mr. Marshall goes up in style.

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CHEERLEADER Cheerleading is not just performing under Friday night lights. It takes hours of practice until you're ready to get out in front of a roaring crowd and give it all you've got. lt all begins with the nervousness of tryouts, and everyone does her best to attain one of the available spots. For the girls that make it, itis only the beginning. With the arrival of summer comes clinic. This year the Frosh chose O.C.C. at Findley. The Varsity picked Firebird Camp at Ashland College, and were honored as one of the top six squads present. The Reserve decided not to attend a clinic, but to rent a Cabin and work on their own. They also participated in money-making projects including a clinic for live to fourteen year olds. In September, football season seems like it will never arrive, but in the end, everyone was glad to get out ofthe chilly weather and into the gym. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Carole Miller, Sue Zellefrow, Carol Boyan, Tami Stanley, Kim Price, Missy Sungy It's the kick-off, and in order to see it Carol Boyan mounts the shoulders ol' Carole Miller and joins in the chanting. Even before the crowds arrive Chipp cheerleaders are convinced that their team will come out on top in the first tournament game against Louden- ville.