Derby Middle School - Cycle Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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FRONT ROW: Left to right: Heidi Roberts, Debbie ROW: Dodie Hagerman, Sheryl Hennesy, Karen Gee, Rae, Sandy Burt, Mamie Touhnin, Lynn Zucco. BACK Jane Cooper. Cheerleaders Bring Spirit to Derby Derby's cheering section this year was more en- thusiastic than ever before. It's no wonder, since all this spirit was led by 19 cheerleaders and the pep band, neither of which Derby has ever had in the past. Guided by their sponsor, Miss Grubb, the girls earned money to buy new uniforms and practiced hard learn- ing new cheers and chants. The cheerleaders often held pep rallies in the morning to get the students' spirit aroused for the game. The girls have really done a good job this year. They cheered for the football players, the basketball . players and the swim team. This year's squad gave the Xl Dragons plenty of encouragement. FRONT ROW: Left to right: Liz Murdock, Judy John- ROW: Linda Brown, Nancy Ganiard, Linda Kieppe, son, Laurie Kale, Sherry Viola, Liz Barnard. BACK Spring Wilson, Jan Brown.

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Derby Choirs Sings Uut --eff! 9th Grade Mixed Choir: FRONT ROW: Denise Shairer, Kathy Meyer, Heidi Roberts, Lynn Thomas, Sara Averill, Linda Loftus. SECOND ROW: Scott Winters, Dick Averill, Lori Cratch, Chris Cross, Nanc Ganiard, Diane Machina, Dor- othy Hagerman, Diane Brown, Sue MacNabb. THIRD ROW: Tom Sundquist, Wade Miller, H I Mary Wilcox, Sharon Mattar, Kathy Dilworth, Barb Miller, Joan Gruschow, Sherry McClain, Linda Brown, Connie Smith. BACK ROW: Jim- my Peterson, Bill Woelk, Cindy Jones, Polly McGreevy, Elaine Popp, Pat Cloutier, Jenny Lewis, Kim Thompson, Gail Keller, Lisa Lowman, Jeanne Farrell, Carol Brandon. This year Derby School had four performing vocal groups Directed by Miss Partlow and MISS Weaver, the choirs were seen particlpatmg in the Christmas program and the Spring Concert. This year for the first time the group sang at Somer set Mall during the Christmas sea son. In the ninth grade there were mixed choir and girl s glee club In the eighth there were also mixed choir and gir1's glee club

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Changes at Derby Are Bl Thzs Year Lf Rlch Rahn Nlck Onzca Carol Brandon and Julte Staples show varzatzon of the dress at Derby 9. 's Gzrls could be seen dressed zn jeans at most of the games Derby changes w1th the trmes but thrs year qulte a few changes were made all 1n favor of the students No longer do Derbyrtes have to buy a free lunch A la Carte food can be pur chased 1n the cafeterla ranglng from bagels to spaghettl Not only can students eat whatever they want they also have more freedom 1n the1r dress Student Councll abohshed the dress code and students may dress as they Wrsh so long as the1r dress does not dlsrupt the educatlonal processes Student Councll also has planned a nrnth grade tmp Derby s malt machrne IS agam belng used and cushrons have been replaced on the benches 1n the lobby for the students comfort One of the most 1mportant changes IS 1n the pubhcatron of a STUDENT RIGHTS RE SPONSIBILITIES and DUE PROCESS CODE Tlus Code outhnes the respons1b1l1t1es of students and thelr nghts as Well as the procedure for appeal of suspens1on to an elected appeal board of students and faculty A Klds enjoy the new cushzons on the bench' Appeal Board FRONT ROW Kathy Snee Mrs Kwasny Mrs Webb Chrls Dlller SECOND ROW Mr Juchno Jun Lewxson Mr Webster Mr Ford BACK ROW Mr LaPo1nte John Marshall 23 O I V? . az . . . 9 , . . 7 V 5 ,.,. u ' F' n . - -' . - ' . . . . 1 ' . I . ,, . l Q. J. V 2 , . . ffl - ' li 7 V di I , ,U A I 4 - gn K -- 1 341-L ' .Al A 4 I , 4.75 - ' fi, N-17' A 5 - . . , A Gwawwl ,, img. f - -.5-15 , In V - . . , . . . V g ,E JQWTT5' . . . l We Zi. A l . 7 -. ,gan Y my - 9 , -fa...J. I , , . . . . , I 1 1 . . . . U 0 , - 7 X ,. . - . . . . R Q . L 7 1 9 . ,I 2 A - ' , ' cs R! ' 1 -I ' N . X 1, 5- . e -,V Y f, r W . , A 4.1 : : , . , . , . Z . , , . , . . p A : . , . ', 1,8 r U if 'f-114 ' , .153 -. ' '1.,a'- , . 52