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Page 22 text:
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00 FALL SONGS The first band and choir concert of the year was a great success. The chattering audience fell silent as the choir members filed onto the risers. The performances of the Freshmen, Concert and Chanteur choirs were excellent. The crowd showed their apprecia- tion by enthusiastically applauding the performers when they had finished their songs, including such favorites as “When You Were Loving Me” and “Great Jubilation.” After a short intermision, the band presented their numbers. They did a fine job of playing “Birdland” and “Lo, How a Rose £r Blooming” along with the rest of their songs. Their fancy black uniforms added to the professional tone of the concert. When it was over, the performers were confident that the long hours of practice had been worth it.
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FOOTBALL ROOTERS The football cheerleaders for 1982 were Shanon Wolfe, Michaele Lucier, and Kristi Ogren. The season was new to all of them in one way or another. Kristi and Michaele had never cheered for football before, and Shanon only for J.V. football her freshman year. They also started the year with a new advisor, Miss Susan Sautter. The cheerleaders and Miss Sautter organized lively pep assemblies filled with competitive involvement amongst the students. During intermission of the Superior- Frenchtown game, the cheerleaders and other students who showed an interest in performing, put on a halftime routine to the song “Let It Whip.” The cheerleaders' avid support propell- ed the football team to a successful 9-1 season, and a trip to the state semi-finals. 1. Varsity Football Cheerleaders, Top: Michaele Lucier. Bottom: Kristi Ogren, Shanon Wolfe. 2. Jill Davis per- forms in front of Andrea Quamme during J.V. tryouts. 3. J.V. cheerleaders. Top: Andrea Quamme, Gina Cranston. Bottom: Loretta Coleman. Jill Davis. 17
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1. The sweet melodies of the freshmen choir. 2. Cindy Gebert plays to the beat of a different drummer. 3. Paul Deschamps tries to fly away. 4. Nancy Hofman toots her sax. 5. Desiree Cyr, who are you smiling at? v£
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