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Special Olympics is a sal- vent organization that pro- vides a program of competi- tive sports activities to promote the development of the special needs popula- tion. It encourages the de- velopment of his her physi- cal strength, skills, enjoy- ment of life, and seeing themselves as a worthwhile person. As well as his her devel- opment, it will help the stu- dent to want to compete and to achieve. Most important- ly it will teach them to TRY! “Let me, win, but if I can not win — Take Me to the Top Let me be brave in the attempt.” The features of the Special Olympics are as follows: Basketball — Franklin Richardson, Michael O’Mal- ley, and Warren Dunaway Skiing — Franklin Richardson Bowling — Phyllis Cotton, Phillip Cotton, Michael O’Malley, Susan Westia Westiabe, and Debbie Min- wegen Track and Field — Everyone participated. Swimming — Franklin Richardson, Michael O'Malley.
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Time Out! The end of each year is a School on the maps. time for blood, sweat and This year’s squad tears for each girl who is produced much serious about cheerleading enthusiasm with the sport tryouts. teams and with the Despite all of the time audience. Many of the cheerleaders practiced, cheers took hours of hard they received little work and preparation. It recognition. This year our has worked out well. varsity cheerleading squad Everybody seems pleased won competitions that put with their efforts and North Stafford High results. Varsity Cheerleaders. Row 1: Kelli Love, Angie Riggs, Ann aaa a Kim Everett, Sandi Shutt, Eddye Edwards. Row 2: Beth Shaw, Kim Wandrick, Kristine Hudson, Dawn Fisher. Row 3: Patti Dye, Kim McKee. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Row 1: Gail Giedzinski, Susan Wellman, Sabrina Waiss. Row 2: Holly Walker, Rhonda Hawkins. Row 3: Jackie Amlander, Bonita Soltez, Leah Pemperton. Row 4: Kim Dussault. Laying to the beat? 136 Freshman Cheerleaders. Row 1: Kathy Troutt, Chrissy Wiegend, Paula Penninger, Beth Goode, Suzie Vaughn. Row 2: Beth Hudson, Chin Moon, Wend Piekielek, Dawn Neel, Kay Conle
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