Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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it TMA . Bee Cflz cadcrs 5 Chris Bea' gg Stoner N ,'-i v 'T-7 ez H'i'Ly s The p k f igg g yea ri s Bee Chai, 'TIS OH To mo' lwfd work was W 9VlGle Q T 573 P - E E 'lt at , M ? pe r- 5' W '1 4'fr Eiha are li :- ' - vw 'ie gy m in 'b ffigeg sa ' -1' 4 2 - gl, fOl'I'T1S i , 4: 1 35-1 , Q 5 w e g i - -ag e S, - ii, if ef Q- H- Q -lf r a' 1. - f-ni'-' f. . Bertie Hodges L a , :Eli Janice Pegram 1 i s ,. if L ' ' ff J ' 'T e.. 5 52 Nancy Hall Cathy Creter Michelle Hoffman Head Uris' Marcia Bickford The BarmereTT' T lolue and red uniforms, added a ,g i l Touch To The half- time and parades lhtlgiglggykey r as They preceeclecl Jane Granger The band carrying spelijlgl new sequin-covered shields, especially desiggigeol for Them by Orville Hinshaw, Band DirecTqg?,j?3i ir brighf smiles and polished routines To The pageanTry of Spa rtan games f l ' Q43 9 Eu ,I Tri? 5 -ffiiph ae... l .:,:Z - e- we eQQ.eaz niim jfggrw a -. L? G 'L' T W C, .E -mt ...,.,,,5fee guage we .M .i Q ,5?Z? 2-Y 'f' V ES M 1 me rf ltl' -1 'Mil ' wal- H , H .. ax. : 1 63: 4 en- A f T .. 'ijjnm. , -. l gift 'xg , ia if .llweiig 1 .sift lg Aga. -T v-.. mz?sz1,, My iff? x :-:z.:e21-via-.fel-Tia.-aaa, H' -' 2, 7 ': Janis MacQuoid Donna Vogel Alternate Cathy Retz Alternate

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Erwin Craig ..i , . g , yell leaders 1, , ,,A Candy Preston Dave Ruyle Sheila Kelly Head ATTer compleTing a summer Training conference aT Redlands UniversiTy, Sierra's Yell Leaders were well- prepared To sTimulaTe fans To greaTer supporT of Their Teams. They worked long hours To perTecT jumps and yells for presenTaTion aT pep rallies, assemblies, and games. Sierra pepsters lead fans in a yell. Erick Johnson Connie Black Parry Keelei Head Song leaders Rigorous pracTice Turned into greafer enThusiasm and skill for Sierra's T963-'64 Song Leaders. They broughT varieTy To games wiTh original rouTines seT To popular music, and led The Alma MaTer aT The end of all assem- blies. The sTudenT body's pep and spiriT was greafly in- creased due To The efforfs of These six inolividuals. Nina Newsom Cheryl Davis Mary Halley AIWI1 Glllfilll

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Annette Huuptmon Proudly 5 member -. ' ? Dilcline, l U Judy Oififiv exefuled ,Ili Glenda oylef nl ' nil fl ..,. - 43, 2 ,. Alternate 5 l ll 3 S N Regeno Nelson arooles or of practice l i . Pam Ginther of Lee .. 2 teach holftinne as th ey f i E Ii 5 s liz! Illlf' ll i 1 ll L f , I i J , ,' llc' f 5 i il l 4 .i is 5 , 'H 2 K.: , l 1 1 it ' U 3 iici hdliffzs ii-tie! .l -3? '. ' 1 2 w, ,Ii l xx 1:4 lil . LH Q A l' i ii. , Eg I it ilk i Vil la ill f R Eli i ggi l l l5iiiltlx i!I l lla the seven- niforms, these Donna Heoslip Beverly Briggs Alternate Toni Stenstrom Head contests, rnony hours were signifi- ccmtly six, with ened up the followed it Bcrbcro Schliet Eileen longccre the group of red shielols, liv- ous they smortly flags. Diana Bruce Bonnie Schlocker