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Vanity OxtHtjdm. Oockviu from up: Suzanne Povell, Dana Or hart, Pam Dutkcc. Allison Kirkland. Ten Wikox, Annette Pilkington. Susan Tighi.Jamey Walker. 80 Varsity Cheerleaders
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Varsity Club holds annual lettermen’s jail, initiates new members The reason for Varsity Club is to bring all sports together without any competition among them. The club also serves as a way of recognition for many members as well,” explained James McLin, president of the group. Each of the club's 35 members, six of whom were girls, met the club's requirements to be accepted as a member. The requirements were lettering in a varsity sport, being initiated by a Varsity Club member, and being interviewed by the club. With Coach Chuck Stuart as advisor, the club held many fund raisers throughout the year, including the annual lettermen’s jail which was held during Homecoming Week. They held a drawing for show tickets that week as well. They also sponsored the powder puff football game where club members acted as coaches. n,ty Jub. From row: Bob Horton, Steve McOuley. Byron Hack. Mike Justice. Mark Jacoby. Todd Gottschalk, Jeff Pyle M,JMt rw; George Kelly. Kevin McNair. Tim Dixon. Don tdor. Tun Burns. Rob McBeath. John McLin. James McLin. Coach Chutk Stuart. Rack n .John Quiscnbcrry. Rick Howe. Scott Spargo. Lauri Wehrsdorfer, Kelly Dodson. Kli abeth Varsity Club 79
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Varsity cheerleaders demonstrate enthusiasm while promoting spirit The 19?9-80 varsity cheerleaders, led by head cheerleader Pam Durkce. worked hard to promote school spirit: painting signs, leading cheers, planning assemblies, and performing at games. The squad, chosen in the spring of 1979, attended camp in Lajolla. California, where they made a successful showing. They received numerous awards such as a spirit stick and a super star squad ribbon. They also received the spirit megaphone, which entitled them to having their picture in the National Checrlcading Association Magazine. The squad's advisor was Mrs. Brcndia Crosby. 1. Head cheer leader Pam Durkce ahouts to the crowd. 2. Suzanne Pbwell kicks with enthusiasm. J. Vanity cheerleaders perform the “Alma Mater.” Varsity Cheerleaders 81
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