Elk Grove High School - Montage Yearbook (Elk Grove Village, IL)

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Mary, Terri, and Val, Varsity cheerlead- ers, watch, with high hopes, an Elk Grove wrestler in the Grove-Addison Trail wrestling meet. Varsity Cheerleaders This year's Varsity cheer- leaders were led by Captain Terri Altergott and Co-Captain Jeanne Gunkle. The Varsity squad was responsible for this year's Home- coming, Coronation, Pep rally, and mixer. They cheered at all football and basketball games and also attended swimming, track, and wrestling meets. This is the first year the squad has had alter- nates, although they were only permitted to cheer at home games and meets. Next year's Captain and Co-Captain will be sent to a summer camp to enable them to learn new methods of cheering. Bottom Row: Carol Maier, Tina Guritz Pam Green: Row 2: Val Clyde, Terri Al- tergott, Jeane Gunkle, Carol Gyllenberg: Top Row: Mary Shea r' ig 9 X . NK N4 X lllx E X 127

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126 Frosh-Soph-Bottom Row: Sue Jackson, Debbie Olson, Bonnie Popp, Row 2: Joanie Springer, Diane Rasmussen: Row 3: Kim Van- Berkum, Jan Hildebrandt: Top Row: Devota Austin Cheerleaders JV Bottom Row: Laura Contor, Ann Tobin, Sue Swanson, Wendy Berns: Top Row: Kathy Shea, Denise Augustine, Peggy Olson, Debbie Khoshaba

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128 Girls' Leaders Under the sponsorship of Miss Matt- hews and the leadership of Nancy Peder- sen, the Junior and Senior Girls' Leaders' Club started the year off with the blow of a whistle and the assurance of fun and surprises. Included in the year's activi- ties were the club's representation in the Homecoming parade, holiday candy sales, and the annual Snow-Man-Building Contest. The president is Nancy Peder- sen, vice-president, Debbie Cugag sec- retary, Linda Hudginsg and treasurer, Sandy Gentner. Other activity committees were formed, and each girl had her op- portunity to display a most important quality-leadership. Girls participating in leaders' class were chosen by Miss Mathews on the basis of personality, ability to learn and teach, and teachers recommendations. Each Junior leaders class was given an initia- tion by the Senior leaders to start off the year. This year, the Senior leaders started their job of aiding gym teachers. This class was a challenge to all members but well worth the effort. 1'- Leaders join in the Homecoming Parade to show their spirit. Junior Leaders Bottom Row: B. Kuhn, L. Abernathy, M. John- L. Martin, G. Gragani, A. Weir: Row 5: S. Gentner, C. Ellery, ston, N. Voyta, D. Olson, J. Retzke, Miss Mathews, Row 2: D. L. Gardynski, C. Reed, S. Ingersoll, J. Weadley, C. Canizzo, Norfolk, K. Severlls, D. SI'0l'lk0Ski, C. Hauser, D. Cliver, M. C, Fecenkog Top Row: T, Morris, L, Holmes, L, Hansen, A, Gutierrez, K. Pekarek: Row 3: P. Robins, M. Brennan, L. Stinebock, L. Johnson, S. Gosse, A. Tobin, S. Hofer, C. Brink- Durning, J. Nardi, D. Rasmussen, D. Khoshaba, S. Dean, M. man Gieringer: Row 4: S. Konishi, J. Shillinger, J. Funk, S. Condon, 0- wh Ft N 3 -N' wx v 5. ' . -1' 1 1 .ff ,, X ,. ' mic DEBBIE X! 111.942 , 3 . - Il ..,,,-- 1 ., , f X Q, I Mfuer ' , ,M Hu 11 ITN' DGNV X 'MBI I 1' X INMQ lm? x WW r N X f noun V N K