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Page 102 text:
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Shouts of joy change to stifled sobs as Coloneltes The Varsity Colonelettes, thoroughly engrossed in their team's fantastic football season, displayed many emotions, ranging from extreme elation to anguish, during the eleven games they attended. Along with the band, they Iivened up the pep rallies and en- couraged the remainder of the crowd to cheer the team on to victory. Practicing routines that saluted the county's No. 1 team everyday after school demonstrated the pride felt by drill team members for the football players who were doing their best for PHS. 'SGT x ri .AV if . B.
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splrlt vltallty to Plantation High s football season This year, the Varsity Drill Team Colonelettes have grown bigger in size and popularity. During football and basketball seasons, Drill Team members cheered at all games to make them become the back- bone of the cheering section. The girls traveled to Gainesville to march in the University of FIorida's Homecoming Parade. They stayed at Gainesville's Holiday lnn and performed the following morning. This is the third time the Varsity Drill Team has participated in the parade. A. Drill Team members, Beth Smoker and Cathy Greene, show their emotion at the Edison Game. B. Colonelettes, Mary Lewis, Janet Lawson, and Drill Team mascot, Debbie Maitre, take front row seats for perfect view of game. C. Varsity drummers lleft to rightl Ann lVledIey, Alison Friel, Robin Lefferts, Mary Lewis, Sue Luck, and Kathy Gordon, keep the beat for their fellow team members. D. Varsity Colonelettes help to promote cheering throughout the stands. E. Chaperones aid during their trip to Gainesville, Florida.
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remaln emotionally involved through last game E dlson i l D. A. Drill team members express desperation and sorrow during crucial moment of the Edison game. B. Colonelettes present Coach Gillette with red, white, and blue suspenders at the Lauderdale game, one of the many little things that added up to victory. C. Varsity Drill team acknowledges county's No. 1 team. D. Captain Jean Standart, mascot Debbie Ivlaitre, and co-captain Carmen Pascual salute PHS during the alma mater. 99
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