Sierra High School - Oracle Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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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.

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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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PuTTing Their besT TooT Tor- ward, The TiTTy-six girls picTured below belong To one of The mosT ouTsTanding Drill Teams in Si- erra's hisTory. Wearing sTriking red and whiTe uniforms, The SparTaneTTes displayed colorful rouTines and original ideas aT all Their performances. During The Tour monTh season, The Drill Team represenTed Si- erra aT five half-Time shows and Dl2.lLl five parades, The mosT success-' Tul being The Whinier College Homecoming Parade where The group sTruTTed away wiTh The second place award for march- ing groups. The girls were also awarded sixTh place in compe-l TiTion wiTh TwenTy-Three high schools aT The WesT Arcadia! Band and Drill Team Review,l The mosT imporTanT parade of The season. , DRILL TEAM Bottom Row Susan Barton Pam Tonge Linda Bucklin Ellen Moore, Sandy Christie, and Donna Atkinson. Row Two: Jackie Becklehimer, Susan Le Debbie Davis Vivian Glowa Margorie Allen Carol Ruff Terry Lalaian, and Paula ThaTcher. Row Three: Barbara Goehring, PaT Malloy, Chrys Terry, Chris Ric ardson Veronica Cruz Bonnie Douglass Naomi Rolas Rosalie Tracy Joanne TebbeTTs, Barbara Baldwin, and Sue Bowers. Row Four: PaT Hart, Claudia Lambe Henrietta Simington Dianne Rohlfing Becky Evans Janis Hampe Gayle Holz, Sandy Dahl, Leslie Most, Donna Schlief, Dolores Brandley, and Janice McNei