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

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HERALDERS-Left to right: Jill Diffenderfer, alternateg Jill Strandberg, Joni Van Hoozer, Nancy Beard, Pam Diehl, headg Tracia Patterson, alternate. 4f',1.+ H erala'ers Ana' Mascots Encourage Team Spirit At Opening Ceremonies Generating crowd enthusiasm, Heralders and mascots enlivened opening ceremonies of basketball games and Pep Club assemblies. Changing the standard format, the selection of the four Heralders and two alternates was determined this year by the Girls Pep Club. Led by Pam Diehl, the Heralders wearing black uniforms opened school activities with the conventional fanfare. Participation in the annual Homecoming ceremonies also supple- mented the Heralders' duties. Chosen on the basis of their energy, Mary Pat Green and jim Snell alternated on wearing the thirty-five pound knight's helmet. Becom- ing Tsae Recnal or '4East Lancer , they parad- ed around the court to promote spirit. In- creased pep encouraged by the Heralders and Tsae Recnal offered support to athletic teams. With evening duties completed, five Heralders rest on the sidelines to enjoy game activities. Ill ll., TSAE RECNAL-Mary Pat Green, Jim Snell.

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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.

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x . -5. 'gags .H - - DRUM MAJORS-Norm Weinberg, jim Snell. With his baton upraised, senior drum major Norm Wein- berg whistles as the signal for a different field formation. Drum Majors, Twirlers Direct Marching Performances Displaying skill and coordination, drum majors and majorettes headed marching band performances. Directing field formations, drum majors Norm Weinberg and Jim Snell guided the band during football half-time shows for East and the Kansas City Chiefs. The drum majors also conducted the band which performed for both the girls' and boys' Pep Clubs. Replacing the former five-girl squad, twirl- ers Nancy Ayres, Chris Shalkoski, and Kay Timpe accompanied the marching band with original routines. Majorette techniques featur- ed precision through intricate actions with both batons and flags. Under the direction of Mr. McCready, the drum majors and majorettes exhibited consist- ent professionalism throughout the marching season. MAJORETTESfLeft to right: Nancy Ayres, Chris Shalkoski, Kay Timpe.