Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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4. 21,53 I Cheerleaders arouse enthusiasm in stands Following the fall production Thanks- giving brought the traditional HOlVlE- COIVIING celebration. The Pow-Wow kicked off events, followed the next day by the annual West High-Elder game. That night, the Homecoming dance was held at the Roof Gardens, with Autumn Leaves as its theme. Students and alumni danced to the East Orange Express. At midnight, Sandy Franks was crowned queen. When l came back, we passed the crown around and we all tried it on, including the boys. Jack looked good in it! laughed Sandy. During the dormant winter months, lContinuedl Above: Boosting the morale of the team is a task taken on by cheerleaders and the crowd. Upper right: This year's cheerleaders are T. Neuman, J. Cox, C. Erickson, captain D. Gentile, M. Shaw, P. Rayborn, D. Herrmann, N. Hudson, and P. Lawrence. Kneeling are D. Deegan, S. lVIueller, and M. Willner. Lower right: Chris Erickson reflects a feeling of exhilaration of the team and crowd. 24 student life . .gf E4 1- 9... 0'0-

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. even more mdroon svvediers - filled with girls' ol coursel' New drill team boosts the Mustangettes' cheers Above.' The newly formed drill team performs for the first time during the Country Day-West High Basketball game. Center: Drill team members thank Nlrs. Holtegel after the group's first performance. Right: The Mustangettes: Row 7.' J. Sampson, P. Harvey, J. Trimborn, L. lVleckstroth, D. Hamilton, S. Duebber, C. Swartz, J. Heitner, J. lVlcGinnis, S. Heithner. Row 2.' C. Roth, P. Paulding, P. Herbst, S. lVleier, Nl. Breunig, J. Abbot, J. Craig, C. Sietz. Row 3: A. Bachelier, C. Adams, B. Futamachi, V. Peelman, E. Fedderman, S. Fitzpatrick, W. Sellmeyer, J. Rumer, L. Bierman. Row 4: lVl. Gammill, H. Hauser, C. lVlclVlullin, D. Mongenas, G. Cates, L. lVlumphrey, B. Snape, Nl. Bierman. Row 5: lVl. Spillman, C. Rice, J. Stone, P. Snape, B. Endres, S. Bowen, S. Cromer, J. Lutz, B. Holloway. Row 6: D. Hitz, L. Owens, R. Hobbie, S. Peters, Y. Bachelier, L. Dryer, D. Riley, K. Grant, C. Noble. Row 7: B. Nlerckel, J. lVloll, P. Wagner, B. Butsch, B. Harlow, Rose lVlcCleary. Row 8: IVI. Bonkowosky, P. Catazaro, M. Hennessey, C. Crooker, K. Flynn, G. Chaney, J. lVleyer. Row 9: lVl. Flagherty, J. Knochelman, A. DeCiero, G. Plagge, S. Schroeder, J. Volz, D. Huffman, D. Weiner, A. Tedtman. 26 student life if Q wwgjfl basketball games and canteens offered students the chance to involve them- selves in school and social activities. CHEERLEADERS played an im- portant role in basketball and football games. Composed of twelve Varsity and alternate cheerleaders, this year's squad could often be found practicing on the second floor. l feel excited most of the time. You're so close to the players in basketball games, says Jamie Cox, Varsity Cheerleader. Backing the cheerleaders this year were the IVIUSTANGETTES, the all girl cheering section now in its second year. An all-girl cheering section is a rather unique idea and the lVlustang- ettes have been actively supporting our team sports in all seasons stated lVlrs. Ruth Holtegel, sponsor. lContinuedi ' . NW: wifi. i 531 -.,,., S' i 3 x i,gLg.J'p ' fi 2 1. ft . . i, . 51-. . lt'