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1. Coach Steve Moran introduces his smallest wrestler, Art Billers, who weighs 80 pounds. 2. Rooters representing the Johnny Carson Fan Club make one of their first appearances at a pep rally. 3. Elsinore ' s new principal. John Fritz, watches his first pep rally with students and teachers. 4. Publications advisor Jim Davis portrays a doctor in one of the skits given by the Too Late for Prime Time players. 5 Members of the freshman class participate in a skit organized by Julie Moreland, mascot. 6 Frosh-soph basketball team lines up for an informal introduction given by Coach Dave Ortiz. 7. J.V cheerleaders are attentive during a pep talk. 8. Varsity cheerleaders perform with enthusiasm at a football pep rally.
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PEP RALLIES Rallies Feature Skits, Speeches, Yells What makes a pep rally successful? Enthusiastic rooters, energetic cheer- leaders and songleaders and. before it even happens, hours of planning and practice The pep rally idea and agenda be- gins in the sixth period leadership class, which contains the complete pep squad and its advisor, Cathy Moran. Squad members first create, then plan, ideas for skits, yells and other special events. Jan Rogers, commissioner of pep. takes it from there and plans an agenda of activities for the scheduled rally. She also acts as misstress of ceremonies during the rally When the agenda is completed, it ' s then up to the pep squad to work out the kinks in their yells, routines and skits and perfect them before Fri- n Q day ' s big event. XO Then, at 12:30 on the appointed day. EUHS students begin to work their way toward the gymnasium and a half hour of spirit and fun. i
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20 0) E CD O 0) O di) bJD 3 o T3 The week of December 13-17 held many Christmas activities and also the run-around registration. The pep squad sponsored the sec- ond annual door decorating contest and candy cane sales were held by the flag girls. Thursday evening the music department performed its annual Christmas concert. On Registration Day. many activi- ties were happening. Sports, a two- hour concert by Flax, several movies, a sock hop. a bake sale, and a dime-a- dip luncheon were held. There were contests such as skateboarding, pillow-fighting. apple bobbing, and pie-throwing. Friday, the drama classes pre- sented their annual Christmas plays. The three plays were done at two different times CD
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