Dundee High School - Tempus Yearbook (Dundee, MI)

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Kleindienst plays the skit during halftime. part of Brainy in '- The varsity cheerleaders do the cheer defeat and display a perfect mount at an away basketball game. 1 - V S . . -. Front: Shelly Tansel, Andrea Stoner, Lisa Browning. Back: Karla Lake, Lori Hochradel and Kim Boldt. Rousing the spirits of the fans, the IV cheerleaders do the cheer look-out! Cheerleaders!73

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Squads host mini rallies We had a very successful season, and we worked well together, com- mented advisor Mrs. Briggs. The cheerleaders organized many new things throughout the year. Mini pep rallies for the football players were hosted at the south end goal post. They had an old fashioned ice cream booth at the P.T.O. family fun night and provided snacks to the players during football and basket- ball season. During the summer the cheerlead- ers attended a summer camp at Findley College. There they earned a second place trophy. Also, in October they attended a workshop at the University of Michigan. In addition to the new things the cheerleaders did, during Spirit Week and Homecoming they decorated the halls and the locker rooms. The cheerleaders also sold Dun- dee Viking folders to raise money for camp. Lisa Browning plays the part of happy during a halftime skit .wwfmf .-44 ff-f 'l . mnuuwuww Dawn Nash, Chrissty Iefferds, Dana Sorter, Kim Russell and Kim Hanlon. 72!Cheerleaders

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Melton posts excellent season It was disappointing we didn't win more, but it wasn't disappoint- ing in the fact that we did well indi- vidually, commented coach lim Beck on the 1985 track season. The team finished the season with a 2-6 record and sixth in the LCAA. Senior lack Melton had an excel- lent season, winning ten of eleven 100 yard dashes, nine of eleven 220 yard dashes and ten of twelve long jumps. Melton also broke the 100 yard dash record of 10.1 with a 9.9. lack had a fantastic season. Possi- bly the best anyone has had in a long time, claimed Coach Beck. Melton along with Chuck Brososky qualified for the state meet at Clare. Melton finished eighth in the 100 meter dash and Brososky fin- ished twelfth in the high jump. At the team dinner held at Duff's in Monroe, Melton received the MVP award and Chris Ramsey re- ceived the Coach's Award. The outlook is very promising. There is a good group of freshmen and sopho- mores, added Coach Beck. Boys' Track 2-6 Opponent We They Summerfield 66 71 Addison 50 87 I Hudson 38 99 Blissfield Relays third Onsted 58 79 Blissfield 48 89 Ram Relays 3rd Clinton 59 78 Erie Mason 82 55 Ida 106 30 Regional ninth 74X Boys Track Senior lack Melton coasts to an easy first in the 220 yard dash at the Mason Invitational Meltu earned the Most Outstanding Athlete award for his efforts in that meet . . ww.. if A 1 .-s' 1 A . Q 't i I ,... F t V .,, , wjggzgft ,. pn MW M pl A ,, , gzg. ,,,,.,, , .. . , , , A Dennis Zisemer makes a smooth handoff to Eric Goodridge in the mile relay.