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'li South's Bruin and a Grand Forks Pom Pon girls, Front Row: . f. A Sfflg 2 . 'J , K nf g t 1 i z.,i1,,7- ' A, Q S. Wenz, A. Weidner, L. Anderson, S. Black. Second Row: D. Millar. S. Red River cheerleader hit it off. Lewis, S. jordheim, M. Fabian. Back Row: P. Doyle, L. Rusch, B. Pratt and N, Boatman. Pom Pon, Pep Club Promote Bruin Spirit, Raise Activit Funds South High's pom pon girls promoted school spirit by performing routines at home game half-times as well as attending away games. Following an Oriental Homecoming theme, the pom pon girls were outfitted in karate uniforms. Rain spoiled a ga-me performance but the squad had appeared earlier that day at the pep fest. Tryouts were held toward the end of the 1976-77 itil J bgjx Pep Club members are, Front Row: P, Wegenast, D, Griesbach, 1. Briggs, D. lsta, S. Gowin. Third Row: l. Fedje, K. Ulschmid, D. Petterson, B. luven, H. Kruger, L. Wightman, adviser C, Lee, S. Renner, 1. Huguelet, K. Oliver, P. Larson, R. Heising, M. Tryhus Braaten, R. Lean, L. Larson, K. Aaker. Second Row: K. Cowin, L. and L. Burtness. The Pep Club members had Sadie Hawkins Day Kliest, C. Meyer, K. Eide, M, Haider, S. Braaten, A. Hopple, one hundred eight C. and Dance as their biggest project aside from aiding school spirit.
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-S ,l The Pom Pon Girls attempted to have a new routine ready for each home game during the football season and basketball season. school year. The girls were judged by their performance of a routine taught to them by the seniors who would graduate at the end of the year. To raise money needed for new uniforms the squad employed various methods. During the summer they sponsored a car wash. They also had bake sales in the commons and sold Bruin cushions at games and Bruin Booster functions. Nancy Boatman, Lori Rusch and Sue Lewis serve coffee for the parents during the fall PTSA sponsored Back-to-School night. They also performed during the state class A basketball tournament held in Fargo in March at the NDSU Fieldhouse. Q- ,M me- ..a0 ' ,N- '0M ff' Y .31 BlilllilS Smcxux may 5 1-. -SS' b':'Xf .t. Susy Wenz and Nancy Boatman wait for customers to buy their Bruin cushions during the PTSA sponsored Back-toSchool night. one hundred nine X fff,1e..e. an
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