North High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Charging up the fans, Barbara Rogovoy leads a cheer at the first fall rally. Cynthia Keller, Becki Walton, and Denise Keller put together a formation at the home .IV volley- ball game against Arvin. As the squad tunes up forthe East football game, Cynthia Keller practices calling out a cheer. Leading a practice cheer, Denise Keller exhibits her cheering ability in the quad. Ready with her pompoms, Becki Walton waits for the second half of the Delano game to begin. Enthusiasm is shown by the JV's as they rush to the end zone to await a point after touchdown against Delano. JV CHEERLEADER SQUAD members FRONT ROW: Carol Ray, Barbara Rogovoy, Linda Luper, Vicki Freeman. ROW 2: Denise Keller, Becki Walton, Cynthia Keller. 86 IV Cheerleaders 'TT .fit nv 9 1 itil' Q te'- .fi Pai 1'

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f - Y f' fav XX I 8 Z J, as CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Practice makes perfect for North's vivaeious cheerleaders as they rehearse a precision routine in the quad. Behind the goal posts, varsity cheerleaders await the kick for the extra point following North's first touchdown against Taft. Lezli Thompson presents a rose to Gregg Thorn- berry's mother before the Homecoming game. Mrs. Thornberry was one of many mothers who received roses as a token of appreciation for the support shown their varsity football player sons. Elevated on her spirit stool, Debbie Dominguez finds a better view of the game as she encourages the battling team members at the Homecoming game. VARSITY SONG LEADERS, FRONT ROW: Lezli Thompson, Linda Dokter, Lori Glenn, Deb- bie Dominguez, TOP: Tuesday Willard. VARSITY YELL LEADERS, FRONT ROW: Rei High, Ronda Huckaby, Debbie Quarry. TOP: Davia Cuen. Go! Go! Go! These are words repeated as Tues- day Willard preparcs the fans for the kickoff at the Homecoming game against South. 2 Xll , I f J t, W 1 'Z at 1 s 'I s - . 08 , D S be mii- 4 c.. I 1' Fi 2...:, . X .asia-.Z I Varsity Cheerleadersf85

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9 Ms Practice, P rform We do a lot of practicing, but it's fun to be able to cheer at the football games, commented Linda Luper, .lu- nior Varsity cheerleader. Their enthusi- asm rubbed off on others as they en- couraged spirit by not only leading cheers, but by also painting banners, giving out spirit notes, and getting in- volved in the school dress-up days. Many hours were spent by the cheer- t Q- +f..x--Ve, e N sy 'A 5. ,Q 1: s .QA 'W -'X ug? J. N , he N.. ,., leaders practicing routines over and over. To help them get started, the squad attended a cheerleading camp at Bakersfield College in July for four days when they had a chance to learn new techniques, to compete against oth- er schools, and as a result won three ribbons. Dedication, determination, and hard work characterized the JV cheer- 3, ft Q , xx ag' HBV! iii- 4'wu 523.23355 leaders, as they practiced through the summer, and then daily after school be- gan. Their spirit shown as they cheered at football, volleyball, baseball and bas- ketball games throughout the year. Through their efforts, North High was made spirited - even more spirited - than it already was. l .l.V. Cheerlc lders X7