Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Performing to the song Crazy Train at EI Mer- cado, the drill team dances their hearts out, despite the freezing rain, l32 Drill Team .h-...Q Drill team officers. Susan Allen, cc-captain, Patti Storbeck, captain, and Angie Christenson, cocaptain, perform to Need your Lovin at the Youth Festival for San Antonio Art Association at El Mercado. v 5 MA... V, ,Wi -

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Top officers, Carey Niemeyer, major, Joyce Henry, colonel, Suzy Alexander, Lt. colonel, and Sondra Pick- ard are chosen on the basis of leadership qualities and enthusiasm for the Cougarette organization. They were voted in by the entire Cougarette group. Pep squad girls await the beginning of the Marshall pep rally. Sponsors, Miss Missy Barborak, Mrs. Sandi Petri, and Miss Sharon Garrett share the responsibilities of sponsoring the 300 member organization.

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80 members keep busy competing, backing teams B eing in drill team meant more than just fame and glory for the 80 member pre- cision group. lt meant endless practices, sore muscles, and lots and lots of spirit pro- jects, posters and just plain work. The year began in July as the drill team attended the Superstar Drill Team Camp in Dallas at SMU. Although they brought no trophies home, they made an excellent showing. Patti Storbeck, Lorrie Braun, Sarah Eichor, Angie Christenson, and Alli- son Cromey returned home with five blue ribbons, the most any girl could win. ln February, captained by Patty Stor- beck, co-captained by Susan Allen and Angie Christenson, and sponored by Miss Missy Barborak, the group particiated in the Lone Star Drill Team Competition. Combined with the Top Cats, they brought Dressed in their baseball uniforms, the drill team prepares for their basketball routine. The drill team was required to attend four games. home a sweepstakes trophy. The three rou- tines in which they performed were cate- gorized in pom pom,j'hilitary, and novelty. Out of six chances f r a they got five l 's, which the o ly other school to accomplish that wa X Madison. Laurie Embrey said, There were a lot of good teams there, and we came out on top. Beyond competition and camp, the drill team performed at half-time at football games, three basketball games, a St. Mary's basketball game, Youth Festival for San Antonio Art Association, the Rey Feo parade, and the Fiesta Flambeau. We had a rough go of it at the begin- ning, but as the year progressed and every- one gave a 100 percent effort, we proved ourselves, said Miss Barborak. Lisa Scott l ill Team. FRONT ROW: Angie Christensen, co- tain, Patty Storbeck, captain: Susan Allen, co- tain. SECOND ROW: Caryn Colley, Debra derson, Suzy Alexander, Sarah Eichor, Lisa eehey, Lorrie Braun, Stacy McGee, Gail Barabe, ssie Schultz, Rhonda Lofton. THIRD ROW: Roe , Desiree Stich, Abby Pickett, Lisa Pisano, Sylvia Sanchez, Michelle Dupre, Dolores D'Souza, Adrianna Ernst, Wendy Butler, Michelle Taylor, Gabby Allen. FOURTH ROW: Kelly Taylor, Kira Meissner,Grace Butler,Margare!Baker,Kim Kenworthy, Becky Martinez, Karen Trueblood, Julie Liaci, Michalla Elasitter, Barbara Coy, Kim Jacobs, Kim Wetta, Laurie Embrey. FIFTH ROW: Leslie Tierney, Barbara Moczygemba, Roxanne Keller, Carol Reinemund, Shannon Coln, Carolyn Homeier, Lillian Salazar, Debbie Elliot, Suzanne Meyer, Julie Todd, Cheryl Rogers, Allison Cromey, Karen Gee, Danita Tarr, Dee Dee Jones. Drill Team 133