Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Nbr 'figgf . T ' rs ' j s sl- A K if ellr 1 x I Judy Jansky Kellie McDonald Beverly Briggs In Marilyn ReinhardT , Head JO Anne Sligor Donna CrabTree EANN The BannereTTes, arrayed in brillianT new uniforms, added a gliTTering Touch To The half-Time programs and parades This year as They heralded The SparTan Band. Their polished roufines conTriloUTecl greatly To The pageanTry of The SparTan games. MAJO ExperT baTon Twirling and gliTTering uniforms were The mosT noTalale feaTures of Th Their skillful presenTaTions in parades, TooTball games, and pep rallies greafly assisTed in making Sierra's evenTs more colorful and enTerTaining. e T965 maioreTTes' performances. fx fx Donna Heaslip Annette Hauptrnon Suzanne Nelson Sa nclrc Rcmey Judy Orriny

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BEE EPS After a summer ot creative practice, the tive Bee Cheerlead- ers were prepared to stimulate enthusiasm among this year's student body. The slogan, Practice Makes Perfect , became obvious as they performed various routines and lively yells at games, assemblies, and pep rallies. Janet Randall Head JoAnne Casey Linda Bartley Sue Hendrickson Vickie Larimer Melinda Prince Shelley Cushman Jane Griffith Bonnie Howell The old cliche, last but not least, may certainly be used when describing the i964-'65 Flagsters. Although the six girls followed the banal, their enthusiastic routines and whirling tlags added immensely to the splendor at parades, halt-time performances, and pep rallies. Cathy Retz Sue Robinson Heacl 131

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K, if gm .- I With enthusiasm Sierra's Pep Band livens things up with a rendition of a Spartan victory song, A 'fi f. v BU , ,r ., , , Q, z, J V K r'5 , an -V A '3 , ' if l' fig? ,, w- s' N5 Jr. it 'yy I 4 ' I X i' 5' r . ls M ,, 4 5 ,, A :Z X as r 3 3 . :J 'lla sg, 'X ' 'f fe-12c,Zi52 x 1 I Senior cheer leaders lump for ioy after ex- tracting a spirited yell from their class. class during Pep Week Wllll 0 'GUS' I O Junior class yell leaders lead their ing cheer forthe class of 66. Sporting their new outfits the Bee Cheerleaders make a comical entrance Powder Putt sorigleaclers lead the crowd in a spirited cheer for their on a bicycle built for two. favorite feom, Te k C it - ' -' t A1 i 1 we rs, A an M ' 'V .VQ R . A .K - Q ' m gygls. Z-gf: 'Q .1 if h. C w:'1? ' -Q12 x M is A .sf ,u,1'lQ,'?' h l K ,f 5' I 3 i 2 3- ' C l. -' ' lg, 3 34, uv , .J Lew- , 51 .- ' i t 'ki' I x P' i I' ! , ru Q 4 5 if K ,, M - , PEP BAND-Bottom Row: Duane Carlson, Chris Daniels, and CI I d f I- I I Lyford Morris, Row Two: Butch Maxwell, and Larry Maurer. G55 Song ec' ers pe' crm 'Vey rouhfles Top Row: Bob Woodington, Merlin Dyball, and Jirri Quint. to arouse pep for class competition during Pep Week. Spartan songleaders don colorful costumes to add a unique twist to the Halloween game against Artesia.