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

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Becky Davls, Pam Bates, Julie Stram, Julie Hise, Kirby Dixon, Paula Graves. SECOND ROW: Julie McClelland, Kathy Kindred, Jane Fenn, Nina Simpson, Liz Frost, Kelly Sayler. Blast off Flying high 16!CHEERLEADERS

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E FOOTBALL YELL-LEADERS FIRST ROW: Bill Sherman, Paul Titus, John Peck. SECOND ROW: Dick Gilbert, Rob MCNeeIy. THIRD ROW: Andy Smith. There she goes. 14!YELL LEADERS Mighty Mouths What was that? I don't know. Was it a bird, plane, or superman? lt couldn't have been! Ohl know. It was those crazy yell leaders! High atop trembling pyramid of boys clad in blue and black, voice could be heard crying Gimme an 'E'! Th audience stared in amazement and echoed all tha the voice said. The yell leaders were sponsored by the Boys' P Club under the direction of Mr. David Woltt. The ya leaders appeared well-equipped with uniform: megaphones, and energy. They had a wide varietya duties which ranged from assisting the cheerleade in their dangerous stunts to arranging their own dal ing stunts. With such insane antics as man-mad pyramids, walking structures, and animal noise they captured the attention and interest of tl' audience. They used this interest to help promot- school spirit and pride. Blood and sweat were mal ingredients in gaining spectator participation. Teal accompanied defeat. Though they inspired prid enthusiasm, and fun, their personal object was to g out on the field or court and have a good time.

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' aw .Elm assembly sparks enthusiasm. oy leads the crowd. r ' Hg Ned rallies the Lancers. BASKETBALL YELL LEADERS FIRST ROW: John Peck, Dick Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Robb Edmonds, Carnie Nulton. THIRD ROW: Jay Shackleford, John Hotchkiss. YELL LEADERSI1 5