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TOP: POM PON girl mascot. Angie. rests on the grass after a tiring pom pon work-out. LEFT: E.H.S. 1970-71 Pom Pon girls, head, Karen Skaviem, Dana Bowes, Kyna Snyder. Jackie Pedroni, Denise Thomas. Patti Rodriquez. and Cindi Mildon pose for a quick flick. DIRECTLY ABOVE: Ex-head Pom Pon girl. Marsha Stewart. waits for the bus with fellow students Dave Bonner and Vicky Ford
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Tissue Paper lotsa leg And Rollicking Music Masquerading as little elves and Santa's helpers, Pom Pon girls cheered the Block E boys on at the Flabby Five basketball game, a money-raising activity sponsored by members of the club. They also publicized the Senior play by riding with cast members, using bull-horns and lung power to inform all Alameda of Encinal’s production ‘The Night of January 16th” in the E.H.S. parade Finally, assisting cheerleaders at noon pep rallies E.H.S. Pom Pon girls helped to lift spirits and build enthusiasm for games. Varsity Pom Pon girls provided entertainment during half-time by performing their routines on the football field and basketball court Rustling tissue paper, lots of leg. and rollicking music awoke many a sports fan RIGHT: JACKIE PEDRONI encourages little Janice to take a sip Jan doesn’t seem to believe that “things go better with coke BELOW: Tootsie roll in her mouth, Patti Rodriquez watches the game
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Victory, Victory Is Our Cry... V-l-C-T-0-R-Y! Humanoid beings of the female sex dressed in strange, but cute, little blue outfits were seen infiltrating football and basketball games as well as other sports events this year. Aided by their vocal capacities, and dancing girls in blue and white (Pom Pon girls), they led Encinal students into spirited support of their teams Disguised as every day students during class, they cleverly appeared at all night games, after school games, and bribed Santa into letting them enter the Block E, Flabby Five Christmas game as his elves z ts a a ‘a “Se ia mle - ABOVE: FALL HEAD Cheerleader, Monica Alves. leads EHS crowd in a spirited cheer. ABOVE RIGHT: Spirit soared during Friday of Spirit Week when the EHS Cheerleaders led the students during the noon Pep Rallies. Here Lisa Lufkin, Lilly Senna, Monica Alves. and Pom Pon girls Cindy Mildon and Patty Roderiquez perform RIGHT: A little backwards, but ready to go to the game are Fall Cheerleaders: Monica Alves, Lilly Senna, Lisa Lufkin. Sue McCiean and Espinola Littlejohn
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