0028_Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1972, Page 24

Description:	Cheerleaders Cop Coca-Cola AwardSiFOR THE second consecutive yearBloomington High Schools varsitycheerleaders captured the covetedCoca-Cola award. The award, symbolic of outstanding appearance,ability, and attitudes, was won incompetition with 160 other units inthe summer of 71 at Vincennes. Thepossibility of, this supremacy endingnext year seems unlikely when oneconsiders that the Panther reservessquad finished third in the samecompetition. Besides the countlesshours of practicing and cheering atgames, the girls sacrificed a greatdeal of their time painting spiritsigns and baking cookies for the athletes. This years varsity squadwhich was expanded from six toseven members included ClaireBrown, Pam Clampitt, B. J. Hedrick,Becky Hicks, Jane Holtzman, LeslieManifold, and Charyl Smallwood.Sponsoring this group is Mrs. JoanRyser.LEFT PAGE: (Top) J-V cheerleaders; DonnaOwens, Annie Cline, Jane Bannerman,Stephanie Rogers, Cheryl Abram, ChristiaBrunnemer. (Middle) Varsity cheerleadersCharyl Smallwood, Claire Brown, and LeslieManifold celebrate another Panther TDagainst Richmond. (Bottom) Senior PamClampitt gives an encouraging yell as JVcheerleaders look on.RIGHT PAGE: (Top Left) Richmonds lone TDbrings a look of despair to senior, ClaireBrown. (Top Right) Becky Hicks, Leslie Manifold, and Jane Holtzman smile at the first Panther victory against Richmond. (Lower Left)Charyl Smallwood and B. J. Hedrick let theiremotions show at a BHS home game. (LowerRight) A tight game at New Albany promptedconcern from Becky Hicks and B. J. Hedrick.24*
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Collection:	Bloomington High School

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