Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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HONEY BEARS: QFront Rowjjucly Orr, Carol Cupit, Kelly Oltjenbruns,julie Strong, Christy Ott, Laura Rangel. fSecond Rowjjanct Knollenberg, Becky Roeder, Linda Shell, jill Lary, Nina Kelley, Dawn Thomas, Cindy Quig- gle, Celia Morrison, Kim Kisner, Tiffany Conley. QThird Row? Anita Zelmer, Debi Goff, Kris Oblinger, Michele Wilkerson, Trisha Gates, Lisa Chestnut, Deann Kalberer, Etienne Hoke, Tracy Luke and Holly Binger. While performing to the home audience's favorite routine, Flamethrower, Seniors Tracy Luke, Deann Kalberer and Lisa Chestnut show enthusiasm to the crowd's warm response. 92 ' Pom Pon! Banner Bears F Jie

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-I SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS: fFrontJ Dawn Agee. 1MiddleJ Tracy Yates, Tracy johnson, Veronica Baker. fTopj Lisa Best. VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: fKneelingj Kim Bulman, Marites Cavestany, Barbie Totten, Mary Graham, Angie Ortega. fBackJ Suzan Phillips, jennifer Chester, Heather Fraser, Soni Cooper and Amy Smith EIIXIIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sheryl Carter, Rhoda McWilliams,janelle Elliot, Geniajohnson and Paula is. VARSITY WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: QFrontj Angie Ortega. fStandingJ Barbie Totten, Amy Smith and Mary Graham. Cheerleaders ' 91

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Tracy Luke and the rest of the Honey Bears perform a routine during a pep assembly. Robin Hirschmann keeps the Banner Bears in unison during one of their many performances. i Spirited Bears win recognition Out of approximately 36 schools represented at Baker University's sum- mer pom pon camp, the Honey Bears were awarded a Spirit Stick, given to 12 of the teams, and a Sweepstakes Trophy, given only to the top four squads. Senior Deann Kalberer was awarded the Na- tional Cheerleading Association All- American Pom Pon Girl Award, given to only five of the 570 females who par- ticipated in the competition. Three of the 26 girls on the squad made the All-City Pom Pon Team. They were Tracy Luke, Celia Morrison and Lin- da Shell. The All-City squad performed at both WSU and Friends University. Besides performing at the home foot- ball and basketball games and pep assemblies, the Honey Bears performed routines at many social events at school and in the community. They marched with the band in parades, competed in the talent show and performed at the Winter Sports Banquet and Booster Club organizational meeting. Another highlight of the year was their perfor- mance at one of the Flyer's home games. BANNER BEARS Performing in new uniforms throughout the year, the Banner Bears entertained the crowds at the home foot- ball and basketball games and pep assemblies to tunes such as Rocky, Hit Me UWM Your Bert Shot and We Got the Beat. It was the second consecutive year for a 12 member squad, and the fourth year of existence for the flag team. Much time and effort was required by the team members. They practiced before school and marched with the band during fourth hour and also spent many summer hours preparing for the performance seasons. A summer camp was held at Nor- thwest during the first week of june. Senior Robin Hirschmann was captain of the Banner Bears and junior Cathy Kastner was co-captain. 'fr Pom Pon! Banner Bears 0 93 all