Hamilton Southeastern High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Fishers, IN)

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enliven, inspire teoms mr L eode rl chee Roycil Sharing with the teams, the victories as well as the defeats, the Booster Club and cheerleaders continued their avid sup- port of athletics. The Booster Club funded their activi- ties by selling doughnuts daily to the stu- dents, sponsoring a dance and selling T- shirts, the money received from these provided for new sectional outfits. During the summer months, the cheer- leaders are required to attend a cheer- leading workshop where they receive instruction to form new ideas and cheers for the coming year. To help in the pay- ment to attend these camps, this year the girls sold bulletin boards, pecans and cal- endars. Both of these organizations thrive to inhibit the student with their continuous and overwhelming spirit. Www , ,,,, ,,W..fl-'f l M- ,.,f. , The varsity cheerleaders promote spirit through their vari ous cheers and stunts. Booster Club identified in the index. 5

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provide entertciinment cn e group Fecitur Performing in front of public audi- ences was the main objective for the high school band and Royalettes. The band, which was conducted by Mr. William Newton presented concerts throughout the year and participated in parades. They also added spirit to the pep sessions and arranged scores for the football and basketball games. I think we've improved and accom- plished a lot the past year, said Royal- ette secretary Jean lvlellinger. Jean, along with President Sandy Wiley, trea- surer Sandy Jones, and historian Ste- phanie Lloyd worked with the other Ftoyalettes in composing new routines for their performances at basketball games, football games and various parades. The Royalettes perform during a high school pep ses- sion. i l Band members identified in index.