Hillsborough Community College - Satori Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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get ,v we yet? A K. , . .Q 1 .15 Cheerleaders Cheerleaders are a vital part of any athletic event. What most people don't realize is that cheerleading is exhausting as well as exciting. The girls cheered at all home basketball games and formed the nucleus of a good public relations team at the Dale Mabry Cam- pus when thev helped escort the hundreds of visitors who attend the open house cere- monies at the dedication of C-2. Together with Howie Hawk, the girls marched in the annual Ciasparilla Parade. Cynthia Ryalls is the adviser. 2 an-M s 1 ire? - we . wgyig im, 11 Marching in the Casparilla parade in Feb- ruary. 21 Cheerleaders include fback row? Susie Castro, Linda Scanlon, jackie johnson, Myra Suarez, Sandy Baughman ffrontl Joyce Rzepski. 31 Sandy Baughman, loyce Rzepski, Linda Scanlon, Captain Myra Suarez, and Co-Captain Susie Castro. 135

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Tennis The girls' tennis team compiled an impres- sive 'I5-5 record in its first year of inter- collegiate competition. The girls won some exciting matches against teams from Edison, Valencia, St. Leo, Tampa, Eckerd, and Alma College and even won a consolation game in the state junior college play-offs, That game was played by the two loAnne's - MacDonald and Voskerchian. Coached by ludy Alvarez and advised by Geraldine Walklet, the girls developed a great team spirit and seemed aware that what they accomplished during this first year of com- petition was really significant. Individually the girls excelled in overall consistency, led by number one singles Ann Davis and number two singlesjoanne MacDonald. The remaining starters: IoAnn Voskerchian, lan Bates, and Debbie Carreira along with spot-performers Patti Thomas, Kathy Wells, and Cindy McDaniel added greatly to the above average record. X 3 5 6