Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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mwwww , h WVW6 Vinh., , ff' sw! ' 1, RESERVE SQUAD-Pam McDade, Patty Davis, Kathy Ondra, ITCIIC Rrizan, Sandy Johnson, Brigid Polcc. ,Qi J gb J.Qauer.4. The reserve cheerleading squad worked hard this year cheering for all the -I.V. basketball games. Being always there and encouraging others, win or lose, took tremen- dous energy and loyalty. Diligent practice and good coaching have improved the girls' skills so that they will make fine varsity members next year. MRS. CONANO coached our girls and was popular with ex'eryom'. PEP ASSEMBLIES were a welcome diversion, boosted school spirit. BILLIE DAYVSON, captain, led the cheers of the varsity squad. ll6

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5 ,.- .... ..,., ' 'trial gay' sawn ' ZZTZZN if 7 -,yggww unior iglz Clzeeleaclera ' f f f W4 Susan Tarbuk, Sharon Petruska, Cynthia Inglefield, Linda Markle, Cathy Begg, Mary Lou Barrickman, Terry Black. As a student enters junior high school, his school spirit is kindled and nurtured by the exuberance of the junior high cheerleaders. The youngest of the three squads, this group has done much to prove its importance to the school. Basketball season stirred them to new action as they soon learned how to keep the crowd cheering at the MRS, GONANO often had to hurry the girls in the lockroom. ' an 1 'W it 'aa sgxsx AW '23 S We 5 'M an x W T i 1 T N - 5 -N1 1 W 2 ' ' 5 is T Q e , ...vi I X: . F.. Q s-ws ,, i el. -hr Qc - .,., xii. . - 4. f 2 right times. Cheering for all home junior high basketball games, and special pep rallies for the junior high school did much to arouse school spirit. Each cheerleader of the junior high squad hopes to compete for the j.V. squad as she enters senior high. THE SPIRIT of the junior high cheerleaders was evident at all home games.