Etiwanda High School - Aquila Yearbook (Etiwanda, CA)

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Pride Extends to J V and Frosh J unior Varsity Cheerleading squad excell- ed at school pride! They supported J.V. sports and helped organize rallies. Squad members were Denise Cardona 1Football Cap- tainj, Brooke Jacobson, Michelle Jenkins, Angela Laughlin, Sandy Mejia, Kim Pritchard, and April Tracy. The Frosh squad started to make history at E.H.S. by supporting F rosh sports for the first time and making the school spirited! They helped promote spirit and pride. The Frosh Cheerleaders were Cindy Parkee, Michelle Willcockson, Stephanie Caroll, Kim Higgins lFootball Captainj! ShaynaegMendoza, F Y tll- Q 1. J.V. Cheer, Front row: Sandy Mejia. Middle row: April Tracy, Kim Pritchard, Brooke Jacobson, Denise Cardona. Back row: Angela Laughlin. 2. Ms. Fookes, Cheerleading Advisor. 3. April Tracy, Denise Cardona, and Sandy Mejia get ready to start a cheer against the Chino Cowboys. 34 1 Junior Varsity Cheer

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Performances Prove Great Challenge he Concert Choir and Chorus excelled at perform- ing. Concert Choir had forty members. They gaue performances at such places as the Winter Concert, Montclair Plaza, Pops Concert, Summit Elementary School, and County Choir Clinic at the Uniuersity of Redlands. The Choir is hard to get into because an audi- tion is required. The Chorus had performances at the Spring Concert, Holiday Show and Etiwanda's Musical, The Wiz. Both groups represented Etiwanda High at all community performances. Mr. Lee taught Choir, while Mr. Behrens had the Chorus. The Concert Choir Members: Chandra Anderson, Angelia Berry, Shellie Brann, Anthony Castillo, Christina Childs, Christy Diaz, Eric Dick, Jennifer Edmon, Katherine Emerson, Daren Ford, Nicole Ford, Todd Haily, Tracey Howell, Cheryl Johnson, Robert Johnson, Ursula Kleinecke, Holly Kyle, Lisa Lamm, Andrea Matthews, Tana Murray, Jennifer Nelson, Darcy Nygaard, Dawn Nygaard, Patricia Oldenburg, Eric Powell, Sergio Rameriz, Valerie Ramos, Jason Rogers, Mark Rogers, Janine Rohlf, Michael Simpson, Angela Smith, Ursula Stuter, Rene Tippens, Dean Walter, David Watters, Paula Westenhaver, Terry Yanik. The Chorus: Grace Alcorn, Pauline Araneta, Veronica Avila, Leah Bender, Teri Bongardt, Dian Brown, Stacy Brund, Gina Burhus, Shirlene Conrad, Theresa Daugherty, Aurora Chacon, Kim Heledreth, Kim Higgins, Nicole Ford, Heidi Kreger, Lisa Maciel, Margo Magend, Jewellee Mattern, Krista McConnel, Margret McDonald, Jason Miller, Jon Mills, Tracy Mitchell, Jason More, Sharon Page, Gina Scanlin, Rachelle Tarin, Steve Tavizon, Shirley Topolse, Yvonne Torrez, Carol Llmland, Tracy Wolcott, Rene Compton, Shellie Brown, Mark Miraldi, Staci Castin, Shelly Simola. 2 36 X Chorus