Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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BALLIES Before the school year started, Mountain View's varsity rallies attended a summer cheerleading clinic. They learned cheers for the upcoming football season, routines, stunts, and other ways to bring pride and spirit back to the school. The clinic was held July 4-6 at OSU in Corvallis. Football rally had an active autumn. They pounded A Cougar Lives Here sign into the lawn of each varsity player, and also brought home trophies for being the most spirited', an award given by the Downtowners. This was the first year that the rallies had a class period to work on all their projects. Given the time, the rallies really got their acts together and it gave them time to learn more cheers, paint posters, dream up new activities, plan after-game dances, and get together for bake sales. This year marked Mountain View's first year to have male yell leaders. The Three D's -Dave Copenhaver, Darin Purcell, and Darrel James-joined the basketball rally girls and made the cheering at the basketball games twice as exciting. Having the three boys enabled the girls to plan and execute more complicated and athletic stunts, and just having the boys around made everything more fun. One memorable night for the basketball rally was when they joined the Lava Bear rally to cheer the two high schools on to victory. At halftime, the Bears were awarded a traveling trophy, given by Silver Eagle Trucking Company. Jerry Mattioda was one of the main movers behind getting the trophy, which will be awarded to the winning Bend football team each year. Bend High took it this year, but Cougars hope to win it next. The intra' city perpetual trophy is an impressive one to win. .Q U ' in ,S A r we Action at the hoops temporarily stops a cheer in We are the Cougars, and We are Proud! Lucy Merrigan displays her disco ability.