Evanston Township High School - Key Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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Cheerleaders In 1984, the ETHS cheerleaders finally had something to cheer about - the incredible performance of the Varsity Basketball team. No doubt, the cheerleaders' spirited cheers and enthusiasm gave our Wildkit athletes the winning edge during close games. However, where football and basketball players have only one season to worry about, cheerleaders must train and practice during both the fall and winter. Despite the hard work, cheerleading is truckloads of fun. The varsity, so- phomore, and freshman cheerleading - - squads all enjoy getting fired up and passing the spirit on to the spectators. . ' U l VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: lfirst rowl Alison Lupel, Leslie Buggs. Kseconcl YOWJ Toni Maupin, f Wlth fans like OUT Wlldklt fans, the Melody Hickman, Rose Goggins, Michele Tidwell, Alana Amaker, Sandy Ferrall, Adrienne Holmes. Work is definitely Worthwhile. 3 lthird rowl Patrice Boone, Jackie Scobie, Patti Green. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: lfirst rowl Nikki Foster, Linta Carter, Laura Castillo. lsecond rowl Karen Sanders, Juletta Williams, Julie Gluck, Cynthia White. Iabovel The sophomore squad is caught in action. trightl Senior Alana Amaker demonstrates a classic cheerleading stance. 162 Cheerleaders

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Chess Team uWe are not a club, we are a team, claims Chess Team member Andrew Yau, The reason for this statement is to show that Chess Team members do not simply play against each other. Like Mathletes, the Chess Team is a serious organization involved in year round competition with other schools. In March, the team attended the Illinois High School Chess Cham- pionships where they played to a heartbreaking second place finish. ln April, the team sent one expert team and two novice teams to the U.S. Championships in Pittsburgh. Q CHESS TEAM1 tfirst rowl Soo Jin Min, Andre Reynolds, Seth Jensen, Scott Giese, Cyndy Tarr. isecond rowl Mr. Alford, Andrew Yau, David Will, Andrew Kim, Julian Sotnick, James McDonald, Curtis lkeuchi, Steve Plauche, Tim Weilancl, David Meyer, Jon Santiago, Binh Chung. lthird rowl Norman Birchfleld, Robert Blackwell, Kevin Pilgrim, Andrew Bezaitis, Peter Farbman, David Rita, Masashi Ueno, Robbie Matzig, Mike Samson. wt, fy tif - iabovel Peter Farbman maps out his next move against Andy Bezaitis. itopl Ross Meyer practices a basic CPR technique. ftop rightl Chris Fisher demonstrates high resolution graphics on the Apple ll, lrightl David Will eliminates a dangerous bishop. 164 Chess Team. Computer Club, CPR Club . ' .fliizsvii ' fiw fiq ,, L, my f f ring 'WW awww ui A' JMQWM