Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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'Sit back and enjoy . the Spring Special is here! ' On Thursday, May 11, the Cougarettes came together for one last performance in their annual Spring Special. The girls performed dances and routines which they had choreographed themselves, using a variety of costumes to set the theme of the music. Pep Band, directed by Darren Varner and Terri Trackwell, provided the music. New drill team members for '78-79, the baby Cougarettesf, appeared for a short performance of their tryout dance. These girls gave an idea of what was to come in the future. Cougarettes were sponsored by Barb Specht. Performances were also given by the NJROTC 'iq'- '2in?'Ai' n?Zi'?if 4i'.-' 5 .:Spring Special ., gy,