Eisenhower High School - Reveille Yearbook (Yakima, WA)

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Y -1 , ,f.-,, ,, M The combined cheer and rally, STANDING, Barbara Speaker, Nan- Iyn Miller, and Carol Lewis, in splits, Barbara Schroeder, Kathy cy Spariing, Wendy Rankin, Kathy Thompson, Janet Almos, Mari- Carlson, Roxy Garbe, and Linda Young. Enthusiastic Girls Generate Spirit Roxy Linda Kathy 14

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. Orchestra, Pep Band Find Challenge At Home First performing at the fall Open House, the or- chestra began a busy year. Directed by Dick Schactler, this group presented programs at both the Armistice Day and Christmas assem- blies. Orchestra members also bussed to Ellens- burg in November to hear Paul Crestin, visiting conductor at Central Washington State College. March brought many hours of practice for the spring musical entitled How To Succeed ln Business Without Really Trying . Two mem- bers, Nancy Parce and Doug Smith, also per- formed inthe All-State Orchestra. A final appearance at commencement exer- cises climaxed an exciting and active year. Left: Balloon be-decked Pep Band members blast out accompaniment for a drill team half-time performance. 'Ch All eyes front, a down beat, and the orchestra rehearses music for the spring musical with Dick Schactler holding the baton. Mem- bers include Richard Addington, Betty Anderson, Eileen Baxter, Maria Bradford, Bill Corpron, Larry Daniels, Mary Doudna, Dan Garret, Ann Glover, Becky Glover, Alan Greer, Mike Ha rgrave, Mary Ann Hazen, Curtis Hurst, Rayna Iverson, Joel Jausaud, Kathy Kel- ley, Mike Kloster, Dow Lambert, Cathy Landis, Randy Lauderdale. Jim Loofburrow, Steve Love, Peggy McGee, Ron Miller, Peggy Mor- gan, Philip Niemeyer, Dean Nissen, Steve Orndorf, Nancy Parce, Gloria Pfeif, Sandra Sargent, George Skipworth, Doug Smith, Kev- in Sprague, Gail Stevenson, Robin Thomas, Chris Warren, and Karen Wood.

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Cheer Captures 2nd Place 1968 Cheer Marilyn Miller, Nancy Spa rling Kathy Thompson 1968 Rally Janet Almos, Kathy Carlson, Roxy Garbe, Carol Lewis, Wendy Rankin. Barb Schroeder, Barb Specker, Linda Young Regional Conference Cheer and rally, eleven popular pep genera- tors, inspired student body enthusiasm dur- ing games, on pep buses, and at assemblies as well as executing behind the scenes pro- jects. This year's group proved outstanding, contributing endless hours to practicing, poster making, and decorating. Unbeknown to the majority of the students the eight rally girls and three cheerleaders made num- erous signs for the individual players' homes, lemonade for afternoon practices, and good- ies forthe traveling athletes. Rally girls in action on gym floor Cheerleaders Kathy, Nancy, and Marilyn. During Athletic Events Wendy and Barbie Janet, Barb, and Carol E 15