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Barb Fetzer, Donna McLean, Chris Carlson, and Donna McLean, Nancy DeSandy, Molly Drake, and Barb Fetzer Joannie Holtz, have fun at cheerleading camp. enjoy their chicken dinner before a basketball game. K. emma WN Left: Cheerleaders arouse enthusiasm in crowd at Homecoming game. Above: Devils Brigade perform routines at basketball half time. 99
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Cheers, routines create enthusiasm An exorbitant display of school spirit isnlt all that is involved in being chosen as a cheer- leader. Girls who participated in tryouts last spring performed a number of group cheers and solos learned in clinics before being chosen for one of the two squads by varsity cheer- leaders and Miss Mulson. The girls attended a camp during the summer to learn new cheers and trade ideas and techniques with other cheerleading groups. The girls gave four hours a week during the year to practice, learn- ing and constructing new cheers to be pre- sented at basketball, football games, and swimming meets. The drill team, the Devils Brigade, was organized this year under the command of Val Schneider and Miss Manstedt. The 35 girls presented military drills and marched to music at halftime of home basketball games. The girls chose costumes of blue and gold mini dresses with hats and boots for their perfor- mances. Joannie Holtz, captain, and Amy Jones, mascot. Above: Barb Fetzer, Kris Franz, Nancy DeSandy, Joannie Holtz, Chris Carlson, Donna McLean, Wendy Proctor, and Molly Drake. Below: Laurie Cruickshank, Diane McLeod, Sue Vance, Ann Hibbard, Marilyn Jones, Elaine Majester, Dawn Piper, Bev Grenzke.
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Groups promote school athletics South students found involvement in ath- letics through a variety of organizations. The Varsity Club, sponsored by Mr. Hol- losy, assisted at sports events, had food sales, and sponsored dances. Signs for the halls, bulletin boards, and busses to away games were arranged with the help of the Pep Club, headed by Barb Foote. Girls Athletic Association helped interest girls in intramural and extramural athletics. Girls earned points toward awards for par- ticipation. The Blue Dolphin Synchronized Swim Club, under Miss Manstedt, prepared for their April show built around a theme of Mon- opolyf' Mr. Schoessel organized the Timettes to time events in home swim meets and run messages between officials. Above: Girls rush to retrieve the ball during an intramural field hockey galne. Right: Lynn Coddington and Jayne VVeideman reach to return the ball to Liggett. 100 Jim Brines and John Fountain of the Varsity Club prepare to hold back the crowd with a rope.
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