John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Ms, Becker Co. relax before a comperii Sophomore Jennifer Fisher competes in San Marcos. Pep Squad shows spirit during a football Senior Vicki Underwood dazzles the judges in San Marcos. Pep Squad 35

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Spirited squad supports teams through seasons Although they aren ' t al- ways in the limelight, the Pep Squad is the back bone of the entire Rambierette organization. Their duties of making posters and sup- porting the Rams in various athletic competitions kept them busy all year long. Equipped with white bows, red lipstick, and ma- roon and white pom-poms, the Pep Squad marched in- to the stands at Northside stadium to begin a career of yelling and supporting Marshall athletics. The Pep Squad also accompanied the Dance Team during halftimes with many out- standing pom-pom and jazz routines. Several Pep Squad offi- cers also went on a trip to London with Dance Team members. Junior Belinda Radicke said, My most memorable experience is being selected to go to Lon- don. It was a wonderful ex- perience and opp ortunity. After football season, hopeful Pep Squaders start- ed stretching, kicking, and practicing to become future Dance Team members and cheerleaders. Whether or not they went on to become cheerleaders. Dance Team or Pep Squad officers, the Pep Squad girls always rep- resented Ramblerettes and JMHS in an outstanding and devoted way. Story: Glenn Grossman Photos: Steve Ruiz Storming the stands, pep squad mem- bers get things rolling Pep SquaJ Officer,: STANDING Lori Prukop, Missy Morgan, Stephanie SpiUman, Melissa York, Dons Bendele, Jennifer Fisher, Jennie Mayo, and Julie Gaffy SEATED: Belinda Radickc, Vicki Underwood, and Melanie Gran berry. 5sr (r ef X .o;i ti- ' -A- ' ' ' ? -A . ' ' ' A 34 Pep Squad 1

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Cunis Jaiikson poses as the cadet of the six weeks for Naval Science II Every six weeks outstand- ing cadets were chosen as cadets of the six weeks. The qualifications for being cadet of the six weeks was based on recommendations by the per- spective platoon commander and by the grades of the cadet. Cadets being chosen have shown outstanding comple- tions of these qualifications. Cadet Seaman Curtis Jackson was chosen as cadet of the six weeks, and said, I worked hard and when you do that you get rewarded. Christina North, a member of the NJROTC Bandoliers Drill team under the command ot Cadet Lieutenant Junior Grade Tonya Forbes, said, 1 was chosen because of my will- ingness to excel in the corps, and my achievements in the courses I am presently tak- ing. Ail students chosen, re- ceived a troph - as an award and momento of their success. Steven Bishop poses with hii Science . «ard. 36 ROTC John Marshall DriU show their style and discipbne SIROTC Girl, Drill T,.,K. FIRST ROW Theresa Box, Tina North. Mchihii Vohra. MicheUc Flinn. Tonya Forbes SECOXD ROW Jacquie Nccley. Ev Flemmj;, THIRD ROW: Dcbora Riclener. Lou Cratt. Suzi Hamilton, Jane Dunn