Monte Vista High School - Monarchs Yearbook (Spring Valley, CA)

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1i11..l.iT PAY' P1POM 0 E' PFPPY PFOPLE' The Pep Club boasts one of the largest member- ships in the school. Students enjoy planning events allowing them to both support the school and release tensions which might be alleviated on little brother, little sister, or the unsuspecting dog. The success of these events may be attributed to the lung power available and the spirit with which it was released. During the year, Pat Calahan conducted many pep assemblies supporting all the teams. At each of these, Monarchs have roared until the gym vibrated. Also successful were pep rallies held at the location of the game for about fifteen minutes before the contest began. Students arrived with a snarling Irving, noisemakers Qincluding band membersy, and throats primed for cheering. 1 Commissioner of Pep Pat Calahan conducts one of the many enthusiasm- charged meetings on Friday morning. Plans for pep rallies at the games and other such spirited surprises were formulated. ' M A - W., '- The large assembly of members does not represent the total Pep Club. In front of this motley crew, the active Senior Benchwarmers present a colorful display. Off to the right, sturdily shod varsity cheerleaders suggest violent action toward the Foothillers. Junior-Varsity cheerleaders support a benevolent painted likeness of Irving de Leonardo. The catty grin, however, hides a ruthless attitude toward the hillbilly opponents