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Uniforms: High- light Of Year This year’s Varsity cheerleaders were busy making money for their new uniforms. They held bake sales and sold candy bars through much of the year. The girls made their own skirts and on Courtwarming day the sweaters arrived. The emblems and bars had to be sewn on quickly so the girls could attend all the other activities cheerleaders attended to on Courtwarming day. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders had a tough time cheering at the ballgames, with sometimes as little as three cheering. But all participated in making money for the Varsity uniforms and at Courtwarming both squads performed a pom pom routine to the tune “Be True to Your School.” Both squads also attended Missouri Valley Cheerleading Camp. Captain of the Varsity squad was Lisa Wade and Kelly Plattner was Junior Varsity Captain. As the Junior Varsity boys basketball team attempts an upset, cheerleaders Beth Schlotzhauer, Tina Montgomery, and Kelly Plattner try to keep their mind on the game. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Burfeind, DeAnn Toliver, Lisa Wade, Mary Carol Boedeker, and Barbara Melies. Urging a steal, cheerleaders Debbie Burfeind, Lisa Wade, Mary Carol Boedeker, and Barbara Melies give it all they got. 22
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Promote Spirit In Junior High The seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders had many new experiences this year. It was the first time for the girls to cheer since they were all in the seventh grade. The girls basketball team had no cheerleaders because the cheerleaders were also on the ball team. The cheerleaders bought new skirts and emblems and made many of the posters for the games to promote junior high spirit. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM: Sherry Gibson. ROW 1: Rene Montgomery, Becky Plattner, Kristi Harriman. TOP: Cynthia Burfeind. As Jeff Thompson (ABOVE) takes on the role as a cheerleader, during the Seventh Grade’s Spirit Week skit, everyone admires his lovely legs. The Junior High Cheerleaders display some of their talents to basketball fans (RIGHT, BELOW RIGHT), as they perform during the boys’ ball games. 21
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JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Kim Shields, Tina Montgomery, Kelly Plattner, and Beth Schlotzhauer. Boisterous Barbara Melies urges basketball fans to participate in sideline cheers. “Being true to her school,” Varsity cheerleader Mary Carol Boedeker entertains the Courtwarming crowd with her pom pom routine to the Beach Boys tune. “TIT!, T-C-B! We’re taking care of business and our business is you!” chants the Varsity cheerleaders during Courtwarming night action. 23
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