Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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.....,,,,,'i, The cheerleaders provide entertainment each year on parents' night. Here, they are performing their dance routine to You Dropped a Bomb on Me. ., N..., 5 ,, sw... ' .-4 A N H ,....,..m,.,,,, -,,,,., ,,U,, .M I-'l ' Acting like a drunken bumb, Liz Rabideau got herself into a sticky situation. Teresa Labert, Shely Tansel, Mary Ann Trottier, and Lisa Browning. Absent: Lisa Rathbone and Tammy Russell. Performing her part as a cleaning lady during a pep assembly is senior co-captain julie Treece. Cheerleaders!63

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Deanna Bolster, Traci Goethe, julie Treece, Wendy Karain, and Liz Rabideau. Cheerleaders Perform Extra-Sensational Nl think we had a very successful year. There was a great improvement among the squads, and the new cheers performed from camp were extra- sensational, commented cheerleading advisor Mrs. Briggs. The pep assemblies were very much im- proved from last year. The varsity cheerleaders went to the Silverdome to compete against schools all over the state of Michigan in December. I think it was a very good experience for us, replied senior Iulie Treece. A new project was developed this year for the most spirited cheerleader from each squad. The most spirited received a spirit pin until the next game when another cheerleader would be selected. The squads organized activities throughout the year. They sponsored a week of activities in prep- aration for Homecoming. The activities throughout the week included Iersey Day, '50's Day, Pro-foot- ball Iersey Day, and Sweats Day. They organized a Valentine's Day party for the boys' varsity and I.V. basketball teams. For Christmas, they made cookies for Coach Britton, Coach Addy, and Mr. Seeburger. On parents' night during boys' basketball, they did a dance routine to You Dropped A Bomb on Me. 62!Cheerleaders x ,,.a.-A .Vw ,V . I M X . ..,M.,,r.. ...W , '-.5 . ix Wx, i Dancing their way through a skit at a pep assembly are fresh- man Teresa Labert and sophomore Mary Ann Trottier.

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I i Breitner wins regional title The boy's track team wasn't expected to do any better than its 2-8 record. Due to the lack of depth, more emphasis had to go on individual improvement. Senior Ieff Breitner, who was voted Most Valuable, had an ex- cellent year. He took first in the 100 yd. dash at both the Mason Invitational and the regional meet. One school record was broken, which shows there was more to the team than the record might indicate. Breitner and juniors Kevin Newsome, Scott Kreger and Doug Krueger set the 440 An explosive start was a key to senior jeff Breitner's winning ways. Here, he gets a quick jump on a Hudson man in the 440 yd. relay. Kevin Newsome and Shane Waterstradt demonstrate the most im- portant factor in a relay, the handoff. 64!Boys' Track yd. relay mark with a time of 45.2. One of the most pleasant sur- prises had to be junior distance runner Tom Mack. He was giv- en the Most Promising Award after he broke his ankle during one of the meets. I saw a lot of improvement throughout the season, smiled Coach Beck. I'm very pleased with their efforts. Freshman Tim Murray focuses in on the next hurdle as he stays even with a Hudson runner.