Northeast High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Oakland Park, FL)

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M. Shoemaker, B. Jimison, N. Hood, K. Arnold, S. Fortier, J. Casey. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ADD SPARK TO SPIRIT With some new faces added to the Squad, and with three experienced girls, the J. V. Cheerleaders lent beauty as well OS spirit to the athletic contests and pep assemblies. Beside their regular duties the girls also cheered at a varsity football game and filled in whenever a varsity cheerleader was unable to participate. The girls chosen for the ' 64- ' 65 season were announced at the end of the ' 63- ' 64 school year at an all-school awards assem- bly. With Mrs. Karen Suave, their present instructor, a nd sev- eral other school officials acting as judges the girls were selected on the basis of voice, personality, school spirit, and coordination. Cheerleading is not all fun as the girls well know, for they give up their own time to practice after school. They should provide a fine nucleus for future squads. Northeast I Northeast! Yeol

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STANDING: G. Cole, R. Bleakers, D. Swallow, M. Cicci, P. Buckley. SITTING: V. Petrone, D. Lowe, R. Thomson, S. Day, Thomas. JUNIOR VARSITY ENDS SEASON WITH HOT STREAK The J. V. ended their season with a hotstreak of their own as they began to jell as a team. Three players. Cole, Petrone, and Fields, were the mainstays of this years team with several other of the players sharing the starting positions. It is hoped that they will be able to fill the gaps left by the departing seniors in the Varsity. Mr. Fred Conley is the man responsible for the vast improve- ment of the team. SCORES South Broward 68 39 Stranahan 66 37 McArthur 75 44 Cardinal Gibbons 47 68 Plantation 57 41 Boca Raton 31 51 South Broward 56 53 McArthur 84 30 Pompano 49 40 Plantation 50 44 Stranahan 68 39 Nova 46 39 Chaminade 32 38 Cardinal Gibbons 31 52 Boca Raton 56 96 Nova 36 53 Chaminade 44 63 Pompano 66 55

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5: J. LoCasole, N. Casey, B. Welky, N. Bone, B. Burke. SITTING: P. Vincel, B. Arnold, M. Walls VARSITY CHEERLEADERS...,SYMBOLS OF SCHOOL SPIRIT if anyone were to ask you who most represented the school spirit and who showed the most love for their alma mater, you would naturally reply, the cheerleaders . For most intents and purposes you would be right. These eight girls, in addi- tion to leading cheers at varsity athletic contests and pep rallies, are symbols, in a way, of Northe ast itself. The quality and attitude of any school ' s cheerleaders are representative to outsiders of the attitude of the entire student body. The students and faculty of the school certainly appreciate their cheerleaders. Other methods of inspiring the school spirit, besides cheer- ing, include, hanging posters and leading marches through the mall. Mrs. Karen Suave helped the girls develop their cheers, which can be called the best in the county. Mrs. Karen Suave i ' V j J? «