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- I The old saying, Behind every successful man is a Woman could be taken out of context and applied to the B-team cheerleaders. This year's B-team cheerlead- ers who backed their team with clever acrobatic stunts, 'Wa- spirited yells, and a lot of good old-fashioned school spirit were: D. Dean, Capt., V. Cummings, S. Send- meyer, K. Fidler, Lynn Wells was chosen as alternate for the B-team cheerleaders. Spirit-Pep Winning was the theme of the Freshman team, and to cheer their team to their vic- torious season were the Freshman cheerlead- els. Their youthful enthusiasm and desire to succeed was their key to success. Freshman cheerleaders were: top to bottom: S. Bowman, G. Hervey, T. Schied.
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The 8th grade team broke almost even with a 7-6 record for the season. Under the ca- pable coaching of Coach Coon, a former CHS Varsity basketball member, these boys worked on the specific positions they played. Members were: Front row: J. Haltom, G. Nees, M. Jones, T. Nickerson, D. Whitaker. Second row: G. McCullough, K. Orr, D. Mon- nett, R. Anderson, W. McClure. Third row: J. Davis, G. Minnick, G. Gale, E. Whitaker, D. Diel, S. Clines, Coach Coon Eyed Varsity Positions With Coach Andrews' coaching drills on dribbling, passing, fast breaks, foul shooting, and all-around ball handling, the seventh graders were anxious to master the fundamentals of basketball. Their season record was 6-7. Team members were: Front row: M. Walters, D. Sheese, G. Ferguson, G. Nees, S. Northup, M. Gray, L. Yount, Second row: A. Hice, T. Fidler, B. Nees, C. Williams, B. Minnick, R. Langdon. Third row: G. Smith, J. Gaston, A. Hughes, T. Conner, D. Davidson, K. Williams, Coach Andrews. is Ja, Jn
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l l 4 Working on cheers and yell formations in order for the new cheer formation 01' On an Old 0119- Sth grade Cheer- 8th grade cheerleaders to cheer their team on to vic-- leaders were: On top: J. Steele, Left to right: J. Walker, tory, much practice was necessary. Many nights after W- FGTEUSOU, D- Monnett- school, these cheerleaders could be seen working on a Enthusiasm Getting into the Jr. High system of school was a new experience for these girls. It was also necessary for them to find time to be 7th grade cheerleaders. Precisioned move- ments, spirited sideline cheers, and clever floors yells were very much a part of being cheerleaders. Members of the 7th grade cheerleader squad were: Top to bottom: C. Whitkanack, J. Henson, B. Weist, A. Purcell.
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