Shawnee Mission East High School - Hauberk Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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DRILL TEAM SENIORS-First Row: Debbie Cartmill, Cathy Havener, Phoebe Johnson, Barbie Porter, Tudi Wood, Pat Schloerb, Rachel Gille, Barbie Lundellg Second Row Cheryl Zinn, Kristie Swearngin, Wendy Walton, Paula Whit- During a seventh hour practice, Pat Schloerb concentrates on memorizing the steps to an old-fashioned election year rou- tine. . V i K .. Q S 5 g -rx --:.. , p it , 'tg -li l 3' si if -- -,usa 111: -. -'W ', - -. ,-1f:..f1- ia. , if - -f-- 11s-.f:.-,uf . -me 1 Q .- r. ii f- :iff 5 r . - -M .. . a, f Ku' Q rf ..:f' f , ,s --'-+1 r it ,T gm- ' at pp ... ks, Q gig, E ga f ney, Barb Beeson, Gayle Buhlig, Jan McConniff, Cyn whit- ney, Nancy Norrisg Third Row: Julie Darling, Linda Hanes, Robin Weisbein, Sandahl Bergman, Claudia Dale, Ann Nixon, Melissa Wayne, Betsy Robinson, Kathy Smith. S ncronettes Entertain At Representing the student body at civic functions, the Syncronettes added a colorful variety to parades and half-time shows. Under the direction of Mrs. Carolyn How- ard and Captain Linda Hanes, forty-four girls joined with the district drill teams to present a nationally televised half-time show for the Kansas City Chiefs. The Syncronettes con- tinued to promote a festive atmosphere while entertaining at Pittsburg, William Jewel, and Baker University basketball games. Increasing their schedule, the Drill Team participated in unusual ribbon-cutting cere- monies opening a bridge, and followed tradi- tion by marching in the annual Kansas City American Royal Parade. As a unique addition, an elderly woman amused spectators in two area parades by joining in dance routines. Forming the drill team, junior and senior girls combined group interpretation and co- ordination with original choreography.

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Cheerleaders Stimulate Crowcl Enthusiasm To Support Athletic Teams Leading the varsity squad, head cheerlead- ers Beebe Carduff and jane Dodge promoted increased spirit from sport enthusiasts at track, football, basketball, swimming, and wrestling events. Senior Tom jonesjoined the squad as the first male yell leader. Supporting sophomore and junior varsity athletics, the junior varsity squad, headed by Allison Harsh, accompanied the varsity squad at assemblies, rallies, award banquets, morn- ing band claps, and pep breakfasts. Competition finals at summer clinic train- ing in Indiana resulted in a first place ribbon and spirit stick for the varsity squad. Rein- forced with knowledge and skill, cheerleaders encouraged crowds to support their athletes with increased school spirit. ALTERNATES-Front: Barb Plump, Minda Brynglesong Back: Laurie Williams, Laurie Hamilton. 45 Tom Jones-Yell Leader JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-Fr0nt2 Alli- son Harsh, Headg Second Row: jane Wise, Cheryl Gleasong Third Row: Marilyn Miller, Chris Schmidt. ,X . .i , mmaamaqn Q Egifts 'TM

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DRILL TEAM OFFICERS-Sitting! Kristie Swearngin, Sergeant. Kneeling: ,Ian McConniff, Historian, Wendy Walton, Secretary. Standing: Phoebe johnson, Social Chairman, Sandahl Berg- man, Chorcographer, Robin Weisbein, Manager, Linda Hanes, Captain. Qin Being displaced by an assembly, Drill Team members anticipate an hour of girl talk. Community Pamdes And Ceremonies DRILL TEAM JUNIORS4Susie Staiger, Marsha Pener, Terry Strom, Pat Ranallo, Marsha Bonebrake, jan Leo, Marianne Ford, Sandy Anderson, Debbie Robinson, Madeline Montel, Corzine, Sue Seifert, Barb Browning, Breese Olander, Heath- lo, Maureen Reese, Susan Brown, jean Hays, Cheryl Hol- er Parrish.