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Brimming With S P IR IT

"I was a little embarrassed, but I had fun (the cheerleaders) try to think of something
and was glad to show that the Senior Class cute to do with the football players every
isawesome," said Senior Aaron Crosby about year."
his participation in a pep rally game. During the fall pep rally three football
The cheerleaders organized competitions players dressed up as the bachelorettes for a f
between classes and sports. Senior cheer­ Ralston version of "The Dating Game," a
leader Jenny Gutchewsky said, "We always favorite of senior cheerleaders Jenny
try to make the games as fun as possible." Gutchewsky and Dawnielle Lorenson.
One game involved a representative from Senior football player and bachelorette
each sport who had to suck on a golf ball- #2 Matt Goolsby said, "I didn't look like a
size jawbreaker. The smallest jawbreaker at girl."
the end of the pep rally won. Senior volley­ The cheerleaders create games that are
ball player Theresa Pankowski commented, both embarrassing and messy. Senior
"At first, I didn't want to do it. But when I Aaron Crosby participated in the wheelbar­
was down there, it was a lot of fun because row race to a pile of chocolate pudding with
everyone was together." Pankowski won gum in it. He had to find the gum without
this contest. using his hands. Crosby said "I ruined Aaron
JumorcheerleaderKariWendtsaid, "We Bamesberger'sshirtinthegame, butl w on!"
Jennifer Meents

One physical ability required for the
pep rally games is the ability to blow a
bubble with chewing gum. Freshman
Cory Schmidt loses the contest for the
wrestling team because he can not
blow a bubble.

The pressure is on Sophomore Todd
Swirczek as he tries to win the game
for the good of his class.
Kari W iley

Sophomore Tracy Velasquez dire ;
traffic for Sophomores Jordan Rein6 j$
and Dave McKernan
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