Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

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THE BAND “ON BROADWAY” 16

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Sitting: AlycePat kard Kneeling: Allison McElroy, Karen Haller, Natalie Pearson, June Ha2en Standing: Co Captain Karen Wiseburn, Katie Cotton, CoCaptain Loreen Williams, Varsity captains Shelli Cavitch and Margie Aurenzt get the crowd rowdy with another cheer. The 1981-82 Varsity cheerleading squad consisted of thirteen girls led by captains Shelli Cavitch and Margie Au- renzi. Eight girls made up the J.V. squad with Loreen Williams and Karen Wiseburn leading the way. Both squads attended a summer camp, and for the second consecutive year, Varsity was chosen Grand Champ- ions. They were awarded many ribbons, a trophy, and the “spirit stick” for being the most spirited squad at the camp. This summer spirit continued into the Fall and Winter as the girls cheered for football, soccer, basketball and wrest- ling. They held pep-rallies and a cheer- leading clinic for children. They prepared breakfasts for the senior athletes and participated in several competitions. The cheerleaders work non-stop from June until March. Their goals are to promote good sportsmanship, team spir- it, community involvement, and an ap- preciation of our school and its activities. They play an important part in our athletic program and can always be counted on to get the crowd “rowdie.” 15

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Nancy Weber, April Spinks, John Lynch. Debbie Cullen, and Barb Braun play their saxo phones while marching to the beat ol the music. This year the Warren Hills Blue Streak marching band, under the direction of Ms. Marian Dolan and Mr. Mark Scirotto, had a terrific season. The band got off toa late start, but by no means a bad one. With drum majors Mike Roy and Lisa Bormann leading the enthusiasm, the Blue Streaks were praised for their exceptional talent. In- cluded in their repertoire were such songs as, Strike Up the Band,” “On Broadway,” “Blues in the Night,” and the theme from “Ice Castles.” “On Broadway seemed to draw the biggest response from the crowd. In addition to the traditional halftime program, the band was busy in the competition circuit. They competed in contests at Jonathan Dayton Regional, North Hunterdon, Catasaqua, North- ampton, Easton, and Pocono Mountain, Pa. This won the Streaks a spot in Chapter Championships. Following much pride and hard work, the Blue Streaks reached a victory of gaining over twenty points overall from where they had started in the beginning of the competitive season. This resulted in qualifying them for the Atlantic Coast Championships in November. 17 TWIRLERS: Kneeling: Co Caplains Judy Flynn and Denise Adams Standing: Gretchen Honecker. Mari Henning, Polly Zaks.