Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1978, Page 28

Description:	samPompettes earn honorsfor skillful routines ■Souths Pompettes began the yearwith top honors in marching and talentshow competition.These awards were compiled by the32-girl squad while attending a week-long camp at Ball State University inMuncie. Senior Lisa Nonweiler was chosen the most outstanding marcher of allthe girls attending the camp.Fundamental skills, as well as marching and pom-pon routines, learned at thecamp were helpful in performancesthroughout the year.Panther hats and mittens and TomWatt items were sold to raise money tosponsor fan buses. The girls also heldcar washes and sponsored the Homecoming dance with the cheerleaders.There were problems locating a practice area, but these were resolved whenthe girls were permitted to practice in thegym before school.Under the direction of captain ClaudiaGreen and sponsor Edwynna Nolan, thePompettes gave pre-game performancesand displayed the colors at basketballgames for the first time.At the last home basketball game, the13 senior Pompettes gave a farewell performance.TOP RIGHT: Teresa Wikle displays theflag as Pompettes and fans salute thecolors during a pre-game presentation.MIDDLE: The Pompettes prepare to perform their famed high kick routine.BOTTOM LEFT: Vicki Baugh and JulieDavis perform during a basketball half-time show.BOTTOM RIGHT: Pompette captain Claudia Green, co-captain Sally Eherenman,and treasurer Lissa Manlove.28 Pompettes
Source:	http://cdm17129.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/hs-bloomsouth/id/1072
Collection:	Bloomington High School South

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