Newbury Park High School - Pawprint Yearbook (Newbury Park, CA)

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L i l Frosh Finish Fine The Freshman cheerleaders, as well as j.V. and Varsity, helped to provoke spirit among their class also. Being inexperienced, the girls got off to a good start in September with making uniforms, creating new cheers, and fund raisers. As the year went on, they showed examples of well rounded spirit and abilities to raise enthusiasm in the Frosh class section. The result of this enthu- siasm, was walking out of a pep rally, know- ing that they had won just one of the many class competitions held. Cindy Manson freshman, first year, enjoys outdoor life. Sue Giorgianni, freshman, first year experience. Linda Schoop, freshman, first year experience. Frosh Cheerleaders 43

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j.V. Squad Strive for Perfection That's what the j.V. squad tried to obtain, and that's what they surely got. Most of the girls having had the experience of cheering, worked even harder this year to make it the best. The Sophomores walked away a couple of times with the spirit pet , and helped to arouse involvement during homecoming week. Not Pictured Below are Sue Hawblitzel and Sheri Arndts. I 1 Lisa Hernandez, first year experience. 2 Cindy VanCIeave, second year experience. 3 janet Rotte, second year experience. 4 Pantera , the squad's mascot, helped to bring spirit to the school as well as the girls. 5 joy Torivino, freshman, first year experience. 42 j.V. Cheerleaders

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