Scottsdale High School - Camelback Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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UP AND QVER! Taking a break from The usual rouTine of cheering, varsiTy cheer- HEY, LET'5 ge! Susie Kgrkosz, Big leaders Cindy Woodbridge, Sharon Eberle, Sharon Lesk and Sally Reisland have a Beaver, helps promofe Spgm af The Sa- liTTle unusual fun in a game of leap frog. Quai-0 pep assembly, Susie also led cheers aT all The fooTball games This i Q ii il s 5 l l l r year. LITERALLY UP in The air abouT The upcoming game, The varsiTy cheer leaders fly high and live dangerously. BELOW: Back on The ground again, They urge The Team To geT ThaT ball and go! ARE grrreaT ' T Lesk, senior lunior, as they enthusiastic Foofball game The Team Cheerleaders 21

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Cheerleciders Soy, SHS Fight! S 'TNS l HAPPINESS IS being a varsity cheerleader to these six lively girls. Woodbridge and Sally Reisland were chosen during tryouts last Lou Simonet, Sharon Lesk, Becky Lasley, Sharon Eberle, Cindy spring. Most of the girls had experience on the iv line. FlND SIX girls, add loads of pep and spirit, mix with hard hours of practice and a little imagination and the varsity cheerleaders emerge. These girls could be found cheering at all the games and pep assmblies, besides making signs and selling spirit buttons on the side. Returning varsity cheerleaders were Cindy Woodbridge and Sharon Lesk, with the rest of the line completed by former iv cheerleaders and a new- comer, Sally Reisland. THIS YEAR student council sponsored the election ot a new Big Beaver. Tryouts were held at the Cortez pep assembly, where the stu- dent body chose Susie Korkosz on the basis ot her yell-leading ability. JV CHEERLEADERS Becky Hancock, Nancy Giles, Debbie Hoskins and Laurie Hibler give a mighty cheer. They raise spirit and encourage the team at all iv games. 20 Cheerleaders

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22 Beaver Staff Barb Johnson Patti Jerome Diane Wickizer, photographer Jim Giammarinaro, photographer Tina Carroll Timi Torello, advertising 1 A 3 'gaurwflg , ,