Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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GAA Develops Active Interest and Skills Active members of the Girls ' Athletic Association maintained a busy schedule helping develop more interest in girls ' sports, while spon- soring various activities. A sweater sale, the all-time favor- ite Sadie hiawkins Dance, and the off-campus sale helped to fund the Father- Daughter Awards Banquet, an ice-skating party in December, and the Mother- Daughter Awards Tea. In conjunction with the PTA, the GAA staff and members also sup- ported a committee designed to encourage more concern, participa- tion, and attendance at previously ignored girls ' activities and sports. GAA Seniors - . ■■:. ' ■■ .1 . i [•■ ' [■ ' , ' ■ .y Kunke, Barbara Fischer. Deobie Tilson. Row 2: Jean CasuccI, Diane Bell, Paula Savage, Susan Schollenberger, Lorl Cheri- an. Kathy Profitt. Michele McCormick, Sue Morlan. Row 3: Peggy Yinqst, Sharon Harvill, Jan Wagner, Kathy Edwards, Cathy Cedergren, Debbie Lawyer. GAA Juniors — Front Row: Vickie Davis, Nancy N ' . 1 ' . ; i-e Leff- ler, Angie Sandoval, Ruth Cardoza, Debbie Griffing, Patti Dahl- berg, Susie Boerner. Row 2: Debbie Bilihardt, Vetsa Sturges, Nancy Kiel, Pam Devoll, Karen Wilson, Cindy hHarris, Pam Dahlberg, Jenny Kruse. Row 3: Sheri West, Cindy Barron, Krlsty Watson, Robyn Brown, Debbie Klser, Debbie Merritt, Dene DuChaine. Row 4: Greta Merckens, Donna BIymiller, Miriam Sabln, Janet James. Kathy ' Fobes. Ginny Beres, Teri Thomas, Tammy Hull, Amy Wells. Row 5: Denise Chappell. Kelly Kennedy, Sara Davis, Margy Moersch, Myra Dawson, Denise SIzemore, Rosalyn Rlguis, Sandy Hall, Sandy Fischer. one hundred twenty-eight Q Girls Athletics

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Pep Club — Front Row: Cindy Worman, Cathy Mackesy, Julie Ep- stein, Lisa Thorpe. Row 2: Theresa Darmody, Gerry Vasquez, Amy Merrltt. Row 3: Karen Le blanc, Linda Le blanc, Irene Veldman, Dede Cingo, Cheryl Tienter, Nancy Wallen. Pep Club Rallies Enthusiasm Pep Club exemplified the motto of nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm by selling poms and buttons, as well as helping ex- ecute pep rallies. Club members welcomed all stu- dents sincerely interested in pro- moting school spirit and stimulating student interest in pep- related ac- tivities. The annual Powder Puff game in December resulted in a 6-0 win for the seniors. i,4?«E » ' S;: iai r: i Pep Club n one hundred twenty-seven

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A,,-..-. GAA Board, Sfaff, and Cabinet — Front Row: Lori Cherian. Becky Kunke, Terry Frazer. Row 2: Julia Dana, Rosalyn Rlguls. Margie Moersch, Row 3: Peggy Yingst, Debbie Lawyer. Janet James. Row 4: Marlene McPeck, Pamela Allen, Mary Lou John- son. Jan Smith. Grace Craig. GAA Sophomores — Front Row: Debbie Fiedler, Mary Melcher. Kathy Shomaker, Jackie hHamilton, Cindy Munhall, Stephanie Dana, Roberta Hall. Row 2: Kathy hHagen, Michele Snowball, Jenny Lawyer, Carol Mooney, Cecy Riguis, Melinda Sewer, Linda Forsberg. Row 3: Collette Grant, Sheryl Johnson, Ellen Kime. Becky Delgado, Lori Bueerman, Stacey Herrman, Pam West. Row 4: Tammy Stephens, Detria Runyan, Gwen Nick- meyer, Becky Riedel. Debbie McGregor. Cathy Romero, Lisa Schwabenbauer. Row 5: Julie hiarvill, Cheryl Raschke, Sher- wood hloward, Stephanie Morin, Cindy Williams, Lisa Turley, Chris Corbridge. Gymnast Roberta Eichenberg partic- ipates in one of the many activities offered. Cecy Riguis adds finishing touches to the Sadie FHawkins Flat Check sign. GAA members demonstrate volley- ball skills during the Homecoming parade. Girls ' Athletics Q one hundred twentv-nire