Cope Middle School - Aerie Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

Page 23 text:

9 634 699. . gn eb 451' G.-x ,Si ld X6 N . 'Q 'S V' W- xv' 0 W NNK ox X, 1 'ag X 'I ,b 4- 'dal-c Q Q' spawn X H , Mk IN. , l ss ,, . ef- N-'X M3249 to Adding to the excitement of the games and pep assem- blies were this year's yell leaders, qleft to righty John Horner and Greg Grub. ., Vzl is f f?1..l,'+ ,If .1 A -. K ,4 4 , L, .

Page 22 text:

uShow It In Your Hips Spirit Cope's '70-'71 cheerleading year was started with the traditional seventh grade assembly and fol- lowed by the football assemblies and games. Then came basket- ball with baseball winding up the year. The seven in gold and white were Cleft to right, upper rowj Pam Tharaldson, Barbie Colley, Joan Haugen, flower rowj Carole Kunde, and head cheerleader, Carol Burke Aroused By Seven

Page 24 text:

Qgprgrg their opinio Selected Few Lead The Mun This year Student Government met ein a special homeroom three days a week. One of its main accom- plishments was selling A.S.B. cards to over 90070 of the student body. Other goals were to increase com- munication between faculty and stu- dents and also turning the council into a relevant voice representing the stu- dent body. The officers were fleft to right, up- per rowj Bruce Gibson, p 1: e s id e n tg Cyndee Horner, Secretary of Campus: Lori Nicholas, Treasurerg flower rowl Dana Lee, Commissioner of Pepg Brian De Roo, Vice-Presidentg and Mona Crew, secretary. At the sug- gestion of the Food Committee, Cup- per left hand cornerp, apples and oranges were sold at the snack bar. iflltreftfpfisy ce lsfttopfcilg Ettutfcr ,co U ,tJl,sQgn eff QQ J P7 Qt N, Cfpsrfk K, t 18