Junipero Serra High School - La Mision Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Student Participation Involved Serra had a very bouncy and energetic group that praticed everyday after school. If you haven't guessed, these words described the junior varsity cheerleaders. The J.V. pep squad was selected during the second quarter because of Serra not having a Varsity football team. However this handicap didn't stop the J.V. cheerleaders from doing an execellent job. Within a limited amount of time the J.V. pep squad successfully made their own uniforms they also created the majority of their own cheers and song routines with only minimal assistance from the varsity cheerleaders and their assistant Miss Kemp. The J.V. pep squad also participated fully in rallies and attended all J.V. basketball games with an abundance of spirit. Other J.V. athletic teams were also supported by the squad. X ,Y Y ,ai ,. - xagy KJ 1:1 L41

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Said HELLO, K.. fl 4f+ '-mf, ,,., .W 5+ f' 9, .' LX 1. Goin ' up to the top, 'cause we can't be stopped! 2. Lynn Poland's spirit is sky high! 3. Pep squad displays Newcoming spirit. 4. Let's go, lefsfight, let's win! 5. Serra's locomotive is a comin' down the track! 6. Varsity Cheerleadersg Molvlna Carter, Sandi Valencia, Bambi Waddell, Vee-Gee Cloud, Lydia Cash, Sandra Hall and Lynn Poland.

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Cheering to Clowning Around Many zany students had the opportunity to act like complete clowns. All of the members in the club were required to design their own face make-up and put together their own costumes. Also juggling and puppetry were mastered by a majority of club members. Serfs clowns were very active in both community and school services. Clowns helped in Doris Millers annual camival and aided in the opening of the New Tierrasanta Town Center. The clowns also served as guides at the dedication of our new school. Another fun activity that the clownology club did was to learn how to give bith- day parties. The speech team participated in many speech toumnaments including Fullerton and Patrick Henry. Readers Theater gave 7th and 8th graders a chance to participate in the Arts. The club put on many performances, primarily Dr. Seuss stories. 1. Hey crowd, Yeah..Introduce yourselves! 2. Front Row: Sandy Yamak, Lori Fleischman, Barbara Curiel. Row 2, Cindy Johnson, Cammie Pennington, Joretha Cloud. 3. A tisket, a tasket, we just made a basket. 4. Mirror, mirror, on the wall. Who's the best clown f ll. o usa 5. Clownology: Front Row, Rick Cnouthannel, Diane Harrison, Phil Ferrell, Cindy Chase, Judy Cameron, Sue Hale, Karen Fu,-man, Danny Manzano. Row 2, Barham Montgomery, Keith Reese, Shane McGoldrick, D'Ann Henley, Ms. Cat Xander, Joe Bemis, Randy Avery, Brenda Nau, Lisa Jenkins, Row 3, Blair Slagle, Le Ann Brooks, Robin McCall, Gary Smith, Julie Hirsch, Tanya Ljungblad, Leslie Smith, and Kelle Walters. 6. Reader Theater: Front Row, Karrie Enlow, Bill Logsdon, James Ebmeyer, Penny Reynolds, Donna Cully, Row 2, Tammy Duval, Tony Weaver, Keith McGill, Marie Santand, Linda Belt, Row 3, Brenda Parker, Erin Zotter, Sam Kidd, Roberta Minton, Annie Gilligan, Ruth Weaver, Jona Mallet, Row 4, Ms. Cat Xander, Melanie Sagerian, and Sandy Stuart. Lisa Steensma and Peggy Lankford standing with music stands. 7. Speech Team: Cheryl Gross, Leah Sitton, Ms. Cat Xander, Sandy Freeman, Debbie Bamett and Jackie Josey. J. V. Cheerleaders, Drama 93