William Mitchell High School - Apogee Explo Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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1VAo1oUs CHEERLEADERS SPARK CRGWDS BOOSTING THE SPIRIT and morale at all varsity events are A-squad cheerleaders Bonnie Deluca. Cathy Rhodes. Gale Derrick, Connie Meyer, and Barb Deluca, Marauders are marching to defeat their foeg Marauders are on their wayll' was the resounding cheer of A-squad cheerleaders Barb Deluca, Connie Meyer, Cathy Rhodes, Bonnie Deluca, and head cheerleader Gale Derrick. These five girls were chosen at the end of last year after attending cheer clinics at which basic principles of cheerleading were taught. Following tryouts before a panel of judges, the ten finalists performed in an assembly before the entire student body. The girls were judged on their ability to jump, to yell, and to promote enthusiasm in the onlooking crowd. Supporting the school at all varsity events, the cheerleaders led the student body in a variety of peppy and original cheers. Boosting the spirit at all B-squad functions, as well as helping the A-squad cheerleaders, were Gail Marconi, Joan Porreco, Bobbi Carlson, Cathy Ken- ton, Caren Laveirge, and head B-squad cheerleader Claudia Blue. LIVENING THINGS UP at all sophomore and junior varsity events are B-squad cheerleaders Claudia Blue, Gail Marconi, Joan Porreco, Cathy Kenton, Bobbi Carlson, and Caren Laveirge.

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MITCHELL'S VIVACIOUS POMPON girls as they spell out Mit- chell are Cindy Pring, Linda Miller, Donna Morphis, Bev Bjerkelund, Paula Whalley, Marsha Gindrat, Pam Norwood, and T'Nette Quat- trocchi. EN THUSIASM PREVAILED AT the Mitchell-Wasson game as exemplified by head pompon girl, Cindy Pring. COLORFUL POMPON GIRLS MITCH MARAUDER'S AIRPLANE, constructed during the summer by members of Cabinet and their parents, presides as a symbol of power at all home games. is 5? I --,- 5 ,, ,WJ K