Met Rea Re a LL GR On BOM capt I AOL OS «enka oP np ALTE ON NTE a te a sil: Back Row: Anne Waite, Julie Guffey, Wendy Spencer, Teresa Taylor, Nikki Babcock, Third Row: Sabrina Lindgren, Jenny Heimel, Jodi Excell, Sracy Demond, Lisa Pobanz, Kari Schmidt, Melissa Richards, Marylynn East Second Row: Christie Coggins, Jill Fuller, Jenny Bronson, Marci Olsen, Shelene Whitely, Kirsten Colledge, Andrea Little, Melinda Bell, Front Row: Jenny Henderson, Jan Hoch, Tawnya Rowley Drill team has greatly evolved over , the lasr ren years. The sole purpose of the ream was fo perform ar halftimes at foorball and baskerball games. In 1981, drill ream was accepted through the Urah High School Activities Association as a competitive sport with region, all-stare, and stare competitions in four major categories: stylized military, dance, prop, and novelty. | feel rhar the 1987-88 Warriorettes are the most talented dancers | have had the chance to advise. Their strength is the ability to tackle difficult raslks, rhen practice and perfect withour question or complain. The Highlight of this year’s competition is the U.S.A. nationals in Anaheim, California where the Warrior- ettes placed sixth in the nation in military last year. There is no comparison to the closeness we experience in Warrioretres. Their dedication to academic, moral, and social excellence exemplifies whar true Weber Warriors they are. Nicki Babcock-President, Jan Hoch-Advisor, Jodee Excell-Secrerary, Andrea Litrle-Assisranr Drillmistress, Shelene Whirely-Drillmistress Sabrina Lindgren-Vice-President, ;