Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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The Dusteete Officers smile as they perform to Private Eyes at the pep rally before the Cy-Creek basketball game. hite gloves flickering in unison When the cheer V-I-C-T-O-R-Y came up, the Dustette's voices could be heard above all others. All through the pep rally the high pitched yells and screams of the Dustettes soared above any crowd noise. Their white gloves moved in perfect unison to every cheer. Always the most excited group, the Dustettes led the spirit every Friday. Dustettes is an organization that prepares Freshman girls for the drill team. All year long, beginning in August, they practice for that day in April when most of them will try-out for Gold Dusters. Besides just teaching dancing to these girls, Dustettes teaches responsibility, manners, high moral standards, and dress code to them, said Dustette Officer Tanya Smith. The Dustettes performed at three Varsity basketball games during basketball season. At the Klein basketball game they did a prop routine to circus music. They painted their faces like clowns to get into the circus spirit. Jazz was introduced later in the season when they danced to Hit Me With Your Best Shot and Another One Bites The Dust. l think it is fun and exciting. You also make a lot of new friends, smiled Kathy Gongora. The drill team director, Ms. Bucey, says, We have an excellent group of girls this year. 4 Lou Johnson, Kim Ridenour, and Aline Cleboski do their final pose in the circus routine for the Klein basketball game. Q ,AAI 4 Qfar leftl The Dustettes practice X hard to Hit Me With Your Best ' - Shot for the Cy-Creek basketball game. 2 Y 1 X. 4 Debra Hoeppner and Kim Forbes follow their noses on punk day. A The idea of becoming a Gold Duster is enough to keep all the Dustettes hard at work during practice. Clubs

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YLt. Donna Lee exhibits her lancing at the Homecoming lame. old Dusters: glamourous athletes Drill team members have been called glamours athletes , but as any athlete will say, lots of hard work is required to achieve those few moments of glory after a stunning performance. This kind of dedication is what a drill team is all about, but behind all the discipline, practice and aggravation, behind the frazzled nerves and tempers from spending three hours perfecting a dance, are endless amounts of fun and rewarding experiences. These are what make be- ing a Gold Duster worth the effort. IA! ,viii AEscorts Charlie Tatum and Miguel ASophomore Gayla Terry Villarreal relax during the Homecoming smiles to the crowd during her game. performance. 4Dressing up for punk-rock day was one way of showing spirit. Clubs