Graettinger High School - Pirate Yearbook (Graettinger, IA)

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3 ima- M' an Left: Determination and speed are Steve Dobbins goals as he makes the last strides toward the finish. Above: Dee Helmich leads the group toward a rewarded finish. Above: Seeking that last ounce of drive, Tim Kulow sprints his final yards in the 440 dash. Above Right: Robin Anderson displays her talent as she clears a hurdle. Right: Lori Peterson adding her strength for the finish line.

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,viril- jusf for the FOOTBALL: 1. S. Jacobson, D. Weber, C. Weber, L. Peterson, D. Prather, D. Hel- ler. WRESTLING: 2. R. Anderson, 3. T. Schany, D. Prather, 4. M. Westergard. BASKETBALL: 5. D. Weber, S. Jacobson, 6. C. Weber. ADVISER: 7. Mrs. Graves. Ve!! af JL i r I I Y .J At the beginning of the 1973-'74 school year, six girls were chose as cheerleaders for the football season. As the year progressed, new cheerleaders were selected for wrestling and basketball. These cheer- leaders practiced twice a week after school. When game time approac ed, these cheerleaders were ready with spirit. The spirit was so great during football that the fans were voted number one in support behind the team. The spirit continued through- out the basketball and wrestling season. The basketball cheerleaders attended a clinic in Spencer. There they learned new cheers and chants. Speeches were made on how to do better cheers, how to yell, and how to keep spirit. l