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Page 128 text:
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Pom Pon line' R cw.-.A D ' This summer the 1979-80 pom line, under the supervision of Mrs. Sue Quackenbush, attended camp in Santa Barbara, Cali- fornia where all their hard work and practice paid off. At camp the girls learned individual dances which they used for compe- tition and won 63 superior and 4 excellent ribbons. For earning such a high number of superior ribbons, they received a Superior Trophy. They also won a spirit stick and a 2nd place placque for the dance they performed entitled, Ely's Coming, The awards did not stop hereg this was only the beginning. The Paradise Valley Pom Line was honored with bringing home the United Spirit Award. This is a very special award because only l is given out. During football season the pom line performed many differ- ent routines such as Manhattan Skyline, He's the Wizard and lf my Friends Could See Me Now. The pom line did dif- ferent types of dances for basketball season. They did a dance to Soul Man and wore sunglasses to look KOOL and did a skit-dance to 'LA Very Strange Medley where they acted out their parts. Senior Lulu Hills said, Pom was a great experience for me and I would not trade the last two years for anything. hard Work pays of .gm ,Uh V' NN-. 3,,,..-- 1 Pom Pon: Bottom Row: Kim Stripp, Vicki McFarlen, Lori Serro, Barb lttner, Pam Carrington. Mid- dle Row: Cindy Foster, Pam Berg. Top Row: Susan Spendley, Connie Gardiner, Laurie Bastek, Lulu Hills, Marie Hills, Kassy Handorf, Patty Pierson, Maria Heagney. Not Pictured: Missy Fox. i W
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i 2 l. Junior varsity shows the crowd a mount. 2. Dawn Gregory, senior, and Kim Mills. junior, display techniques to their cheer We can, we must, we willf, 3. Varsity Cheer ends Hold that Line with a holding formation. 4. Varsity and Junior Varsity perform the Fight Song. 5. Janet Vanwickler and Courtney Young do a cheer dur- ing a basketball time-out.
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ts they capture highe t awards at Santa Barbara 3 l. Susan Spendley and Pam Carrington do their version of Ken- tucky Fiied Chicken workers during halftime of the St, Mary's Basketball game, 2. Sophomore Kassy Handorf enjoys a nice cold coke after performing the halftime show. 3. Laurie Bastek, Marie Hills, Kim Stripp and Maria Heagney performed a dance to Soul Man 4. The Pom line shows one of the skills needed to complete a dance. 5. Missy Fox, sophomore, observes the Varsity football team in action. 6. Juniors Laurie Bastek and Connie Gardiner act out a skit-dance to Barry Manilowls A Very Strange Medley. 4 5 nu -ww 1 I f - 'C my will .WW .. ,, ,, I p5 6
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