Hillsdale High School - Echo Yearbook (Jeromesville, OH)

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Cheerleaders Furnisl This CS? Football cheerleaders Debbie Carl, Peggy Rose, Ethel Harbolt, Carol Atterholt, Mary Ellen Maxwell, Barb l-lelbert, Dixie Fulk, and Pauline Selvage backed our team by providing spirit and enthusiasm for the students that attended the games. Mary Ellen Maxwell, Ethel Harbolt, Carol Atterholt, and Debbie Carl are leading a cheer to boost school spirit during the homecoming game with Berlin Heights. 84

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.Aoral Support for the Teams FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Atterholt, Barb I-lelbert, Ethel Harbolt, Mary Ellen Maxwell. SECOND ROW Debbie Carl, Audrey Clark, Melinda Roman, Georgeanne Carl. Connie ffrontj, Bev Stafford, Deb Hanna, and Susie Young served the freshman basketball team as cheerleaders. They provided enthusiastic backing throughout the season. ll E1 x ia X .MJ I, ' U HJ -A. Q is j y , 41 I ,wal ltii 4 I iil'l 1 i,.,ri , Max Fulk, dressed as a falcon, acts as school mascot for the homecoming game. The costume was made by the varsity cheerleaders. The basketball cheerleaders assisted by Mrs. Doddaleen Miner worked hard, not only doing cheers, but making signs and creating enthusiasm and spirit to support our basketball teams. The cheerleaders were also in charge of planning all school pep rallies.