Earlville High School - Raidorian Our Years Yearbook (Earlville, IL)

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The services provided by the support staff are very important to the smooth opera- tion of the school. Bus drivers this year, pictured, include Ginger Martin, Doug Butts, and Pat Powell. Others were Charles Farley and Dottie Cox. The cooks, headed by cafeteria manager Barb Cantlin, included Mary Sons, Doris Erikson, Shirley Maloy, Carol Denham, and Debbie Weymouth. The janitors responsible for keeping our buildings ready were Mike Bauer, Chris Fritz, and (not pictured) Rav Bergmeier. 28 Support Staff

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Along with all of the other extra- curricular activities, cheerleading is a popular draw among Earlville students. Cheerleaders are selected by tryouts. Six girls are picked by appointed judges, ac- cording to their loudness, enunciation, smile, and coordination. The cheerleading sponsor this year was Julie Duffin. She was in charge of the cheerleaders at every game and supervised their practices. To raise money for J.V. uniforms all of the cheerleaders sold Earlville jackets. These jackets can be seen on many EHS students at the various sporting events. The 1986-87 cheerleader showed dedica- tion and spirit all through the basketball season, be it decorating lockers, making run-throughs, or putting up victory posters after a big win. The 1987-88 squad is looking forward to cheering on the Raiders next year. Top right: Vanity cheerleader!. left to right, an lemon Satan Ridge. Pam Jonet, juniors lata Atherton, llollt Hitchint. Mandy Me oy Center left: The vanity squad pull their headt together to dream up a new cheer. Lower right: The vanity squad, again, show ut they can maintain a liable mount. 30 Varsity Cheerleaders