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On the team’s awards:
Studts: “We got first at the River Cities Conference competition. We got second place at metro in Novem­
ber, and took second at Nationals in Nashville, Tennessee, in December. We also got the top team award at
camp.”
On the funniest moment of the season:
studts: “When Holly Schroeppel tripped and fell over a wrestling mat in the middle of a wrestling meet.”
On the squad’s leader:
Studts: “I’d say our leader would have been Angie Weber. She always wanted us to work, and she had a
positive attitude.”
On the high point of the season:
Studts: “Nationals and State Basketball. We did well at Nationals and State basketball was fun to cheer at,
and we were really proud of our team.”

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Pom Squad
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something is Sophomore Kathi C haillie Back row:
Mindy Siedschlag.
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Senior Heather Wilke and
juniors Tina Hayes and Kathy Senior Heather Morrison
Smith top off a cheerleading shows the crowd at homecom­
mount during the fall pep ing what eating Wheaties and
rally. Wilke accounted for the watching Jane Fonda can do
looks of horror on all faces for a girl. Morrison cheered
because, “It’s really high up with the other Pom Squadders
there.” photo by DARIN during the homecoming game
WARREN and fourth quarters of all
home football games.

An Pom Squad member Junior Kathryn McMann
collects canned food for admission to the soap
scrimmage. McMann said, “We had a lot of fun
Outdoor
this year and with such a new squad, we were all
Market pleased with our accomplishments.”

Varsity Cheerleading & Pom Squad