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ABOVE: It's game time and the cheerleading squad leads the fans. LEFT: At the pep fest, the cheerleaders imitated the Edison dance line. 17
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The 1973-74 varsity cheerleader squad: FRONT: Tigers, Mathee Jensen and Leesa Cherry. ROW 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Johansen, Laura Kjenstad, Cindy Dyrdahl, Joni Book and Cindy O'Connell. ROW 2: Dela Ochoada, Cheryl Christianson, Patty Lane, Connie Sorbel and Peggy Fintel. ROW 3: Sarah Bailey, Barb Jennlson, Kathy Erickson and Arlene Pyche. Cheering Squad Adds More Members With 14 varsity cheerleaders and two tiger mascots, this year's squad is one of the largest in number in South's history. Cheerleading alternates became regular members of the varsity squad and two tigers were chosen in order to have sufficient personnel for all fall and winter sport events. Advisor, Mary Michael Connolly, was also new to the squad this year. A first for the squad was the chosing of sport captains for all sports. Chosen are: Nancy Johansen, hockey; Cindy Dyrdahl, basketball; Dela Oachada, wrestling; Cheryl Christianson, gymnastics and cross country. Members of the group elected Peggy Fintel, senior, captain. If I could sum cheerleading up in one word, said Peggy, it would be practice. Practice began early in the summer with four day a week sessions where new cheers were perfected and new routines set. Uniforms are chosen and paid for by the squad members. Pleated orange and black skirts and sweaters with a diagonal orange and black design were worn by each girl. Tryouts are held each spring for the coming year's cheerleaders. Over 40 girls were present for practices and clinics pre-ceeding the tryout session. Judges were the senior varsity cheerleaders, gym teachers and team captains. The squad attended a clinic at Edina West at which over 50 schools were represented. The girls met cheerleaders from all over the state and each squad presented a cheer from their school. 16
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ABOVE: John Olson and Leesa Cheery make plans for their future marriage. CENTER: Curtain call for the cast shows them in a happy mood after two successful performances. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Johnson, John Olson, Kathy Erickson, Ron Rhoden, Lea Meighan, Don Jensen, Leesa Cherry and Jeff Gill. RIGHT: Kathy Erickson and Don Jensen discuss their fears of married life in a scene from act one. 18
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