Mazama High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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BOYS' VARSITY RALLY: FRONT: Troy Ferguson, Lance Hoff. Nicole Arana. Debbie Jacky, Dan Pieratt. BACK: Rob Cox, Sally Alexander, Jenny Chambers. Megan Collier, Calvin Martin Co-Captains Jenny Chambers and Nicole Arana TWO-YEAR CHAMPS Starting off the year with a vic- tory, Mazamas varsity boys rally had an explosive year. For the sec- ond year in a row Mazama rally won the Jefferson Square Competi- tion. I loved performing at the Jefferson Square Competition, and I was proud and excited to win two years in a row,” said varsity rally member Jenny Chambers. Helping the rally look explosive was the help of four boys: Troy Ferguson, Rob Cox, Dan Pieratt, and Lance Hoff. With partner stunts, flips, and high mounts the rally promot- ed lots of school spirit. ' I enjoyed this year on rally, especially picking up Megan,” says Troy Ferguson. Megan and Troy did some fantas- tic partner stunts. The rally agreed that they had a great year together promoting school spirit and they all became close friends. Demonstrating their partner stunts is the boys varsity squad. This team did more than just scream and clap their hands. Enjoying themselves at a game arc Megan Collier, Sally Alexander, and Nicole Arana. This year's squad worked well together and always had a good time. Varsity Boys’ Rally-131

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SPIRIT MAKERS If you enjoy screaming and yelling, freezing through the cold winter in a fourteen-inch skirt, then you would have something in common with Ma- zama's varsity football rally. The squad consisted of 12 girls. It all begins in June when practice starts to get ready to go to camp, where chants and per- formance cheers are mastered. Camp was a lot of hard work, but it paid off in our performance during both foot- ball and basketball seasons, said var- sity rally member Megan Collier. Ma- xima came home from camp with a superior trophy and four blue ribbons. After camp preparation begins for football season. Chants are practiced over and over until they arc perfect. The highlight of the season for the rally was cheering at the K.U.-Mazama game. It was one of the greatest times I had during the season. said Debbie Jacky. Through all the hard work, re- sponsibility and dedication the rally had a successful and fun season. VARSITY FOOTBALL RALLY FRONT: Melissa Florez, Leah Worrell. Toni Gardner. Billie Jo Buehler. Sally Alexander, Nicole Arana, Jenny Chambers. Megan Collier. BACK Lin Bazzano, Jacquie Hoggarth, Shannon Brosterhaus, Debbie Jacky. The four senior members of the varsity squad were Debbie Jacky. Jenny Chambers, Nicole Arana. Sally Alexander. Cheering on her ream, Lindy Lamber gives it her all. Lindy was a very spirited member on the football rally. Performing at a pep assembly, the rally gets ready to dance. This year the rally performed to What I like about you, by the Romantics and Be true to your school,” by the Beach Boys. Teaching the crowd a new cheer. Shan- non Brostcrhous. Toni Gardner, and Deb- bie Jacky show their stuff. The rally learned many new cheers at a camp they attended over the summer. 130-Varsity Boys’ Rally

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CHEERS! Consisting of three juniors and three sophomores, the girl's varsity rally promoted lots of spirit for the girls' basketball team. The rally did something special during the sea- son called 'Secret Sisters , each girl on the rally had two girl bas- ketball players and they sent them a little something each week for good luck. Some of the things they sent were: candy, flowers, stuffed animals, cards, and balloons. The rally had a lot of fun doing it, and the basketball team enjoyed their little gifts. The girls also worked hard on signs for the gym, dance routines, and cheers. Being on girls varsity lets them gain experience for future years for top rally posi- tions. GIRLS VARSITY RALLY: Lindy Lambert, Jacquic Hoggarth. Melissa Florez. Lin Bazanno, Toni Garnder. Captain Lindy Lambert 132-Girls Varsity Rally Leading the crowd in a cheer at the pep assembly is the girls rally. The girls rally was involved in lots of school activities. Showing off their new cheer to the crowd is Jacquic Hoggarth and Lin Bazzano Jacquic and Lin did a great job cheering on the girls' basketball team and had a lot of fun.