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A brand new organization was formed this year to promote more spirit during basketball season. The Spirit group, known as l'The Boswell Ten , were 'O ro 3 CT U7 pon routines during the home Varsity basketball games. The girls were judged on performance, appearance, congeniality, Hexibility, and coordination. The group raised money by selling baked goods during the year. E picked from twenty-ive who tried out to perform pom L E The spirit group also hope to perform on the football held next year to help cheer the Pioneers to Victory. uThe Boswell Ten Pioneer pom pon girls were: Karla Thome, Lauren Scheer, Terri Petelin, Jodi Barton, Dianne Murray, Mary Beth Cook, Robyn Julich, Mary Ellen Szlasa, Michelle Hoskins, and Celeste Bandy. c al Pom Pon Girls ready to begin halftime activities. bl The Pom Pon team performs one of several routines for home crowds. cl The . new Pom Pon team consisted of ten members: Jane Szlaza in splits, behind, left to right: Dianne Murray, Mary Beth Cook, Terri Petelin, Jody Barton. Standing, left to right: Michelle Hoskins, Robin Julich, Karla Thome, Lauren Scheer and Celeste Bandy. dl The 1979-80 Pep Squad yells Charge to boost the pioneers to a victory. el Members of Trailblazers try to help student Laurie Ware avoid hitting another car as she parks for a ballgame. fl Pep Squad. gl Trailblazers. x 44!Organizations
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,,.f .,.. ve ,. Pep Squad The Pep Squad worked extremely hard this year as they learned new hand routines, and new cheers. They attended each varsity football game, backing the Pioneers all the way through. the Final game. At summer camp the Pep Squad ofhcers took high honors as they were awarded six superior ribbons, two superior trophies and one tropy for the most congenial group. Kellee Fowler won runner-up to the most congenial girl and Kelli Hall won a trophy for the most outstanding girl. Pep Squad officers for the year were president, Kelli Hall, vice- president, Sharana Shield, secretary, Kellee Fowler, historian, Cara Nlackey and treasurer, Cara Stewart. Some people may wonder just what it is that the Trailblazers do around Boswell's campus. They do more forthe school than just park cars during the home football games. This year's Trailblazers have helped load and unload equipment for the Pep Squad on all away games. They also led the Torchlight Parade, providing the torches for the event. . The Trailblazers Ofhcers were, president, Scott Christianson, vice- president, Lee Pittman, and secretaryftreasurer, Brent lVlorris. They were sponsored by Joe Bryan, Bob Blakey, and Deryl Fox. A g wi '55, In F9 'V' 1 'V' 7, 0'5 5 L Organizations 45
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