Eisenhower High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Decatur, IL)

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'1 7 l. Row li E. Combs, D. Turner, K. Kileen, J. Felt Row 2: J. Pritts, K. Alderson, C. Bennett, J. Baggett, E. McNamara, Row 3: K. Jones, C. Smith, l-l. Corrington, D. Sayles Row 4: A. Scheibly, A. Wikoft, T. Whit till, S. Burtner 2. Pom Pons performing at one of the sports assemblies. 3. Exasperated Jodi Felt tries to learn a routine while Kelli Kileen laughs with her. 4, Outdoors the Pantherettes practice a routine before a game. 5. Jodi Felt gazes at an exciting basketball game. if 1 'K A 'nh' JA J HX ' .,-.X ,. 1 ' . gl Pom Pons 79

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9 . 'O .xox X Even with thirteen new members, the Pantherettes are better than ever. They have new talent, The I986- l987 squad consists of sen- iors Kelli Kileen - captain, Debbie Turner - co-captain, Angie Scheibly, and Jodi Felt, juniors: l-leather Corrington Diana Sayles, Erin McNa- mara, Christy Bennett, soph- omores: Julie Pritts, Kelly Al- derson, Erica Combs, Jenni- fer Baggett, Amy Wikoff, Cathy Smith, Tommie Whit- fill, Stephanie Burtner, and Karen Jones. Out of seven- teen squad members only four will graduate this year, I X00 leaving thirteen members to carry on the tradition of the Pantherettes. The Pom-Pon squad worked hard raising money for their new uniforms. The fundraising started last year and has been going strong ever since. This past summer the pom-pons attended camp at Illinois WesLeyan University. The squad re- ceived a triple UA Ranking, which is the highest, for their group performance. They also received the spirit award for having the most spirit, dedication, and talent. The Pantherettes put hours of hard work into promoting school spirit, and it has paid off. They have finally re- ceived the support and rec- ognition for which they have worked and which they cer- tainly deserve. I 7 l-om lfons V7 .7

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efeared and ,aV ll' gl Q i l. lst row: Coach Brown, J. Weaver Schiminski, J. Krueger. 2nd row Fisher, K. Cooper, S. N. Adams. l lmgr.l, M, L. Bond, lnexperiencea' The Freshman Girls' Bas- ketball Team was really hot cord of l5-O. For most of the girls this was the first time they had a chance to play or- ganized basketball. Carrie Hamilton was the high scorer and rebounder for the team. Coach Willard Brown said, l'As the season progressed the time they spent in prac- tice could be seen, but other times they spit and spurred. Overall they exceeded my f'U Fr shman Girls Basketball expectations. Carrie Hamil- ton believes the reason for the ' w each other for a while , therefore they were able to work together as a team. Coach Brown looks forward to Most of the girls playing next year, and possibly we will see a few of them on the Varsity team. Congratula- tions, girls, on your great sea- son, we're looking forward to seeing all of you again next year. ,v X 19 l