Mona Shores High School - Compass Points Yearbook (Norton Shores, MI)

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Jan Bathrick, Beth Melrose, Jane Hoeker, Joanne Wozney. Row Two: Kathy Muriset, Jodi Wal- ukonis, Alternateg Karen Johnson. ' Shipmates Barb Close, Sandy Boyns. Row Two: Norma Bader, Karen Sirianni, Sue Workman, Leslie Robinson, Vicky Wininger, Sandy Greenert, Natalie Holt, and Cindy Cotton. Cindy Clifford. Row Two: Cheryl St. Amour, Colleen Bur- kell, Barb Delmar. Row Three: Sue Melrose, Ann Betts, Alternateg Barb Paterson. Cheers and Routines Motivate Sailors For new and young squads the freshman and J-V cheerleaders show great promise for future years. The cheerleaders have passed their great uSailor Spirit to the students through their skillful rou- tines and lively enthusiasm. The 67-68 year marked the creation of the Ship- mates. The club, an idea of Sandy Boyns, was made up of interested girls who meet twice a week with extra practice sessions held before games. They made up their own routines, which they performed at games and pep assemblies. The group held try- outs this spring and will continue to be a booster clubi' for the school. Mr. Scott Ross is their sponsor with Miss Agard aiding. . ex' i stake. b s

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The Junior float, a combination of football and surfing, was titled, Happiness Was Wiping Out Godwin. Enthusiastic Sailors hoist logs to create the exciting atmosphere of the Homecoming bonfire. r f K if x X 5 S N X Q X WS X s X X X Q x E X . X ix is Radiant Jan Tyler of the Queen's Court takes the conventional ride around the football field. Homecoming Festivities Feature Floats Annually the Mona Shores student body participates in Float competition, an event of Homecoming activities. In this yearis contest the Senior float Birth of 'The Blues took first place, the Freshmens' Happiness was Skunking the Pioneersi' was second, the Sophomores' Happiness Was Sophomores Pulling Togetheri' was third and fourth place went to the Juniors with their 'Tlappiness Was Wip- ing Out Godwin. Despite adverse weather conditions, affecting players, fan and floats alike, the spirit of ,68 prevailed to make the Homecoming parade and dance an enjoyable and success- ful event. The .class of '68 reveals much imagination as their float Birth of the Blues is voted top entry. X ,,.t..., ,lx xx ,E