Lake City High School CHEER

Tryouts are quickly approaching! We are open to any and all 8th graders looking to try out! no skill requirements!

here is our tryout guide https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XsnjW3Vzlk5KOWexs5VQ8J-KtiHyAa8sjMm5Rti70Js/edit?usp=sharing

if you've ever heard of "flocking" (flamingos in front yards) this is lake city cheers new version of that! We are hoping to get our T Wolf family in the spirit of Homecoming week, send to friends family or keep at your house for 24 hours! Let us know if there is any questions

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https://forms.gle/LMQJ2mJWRL1QvrQz6

Friday: learn fight song, cheers and dances snacks and drinks with lake city cheerleaders

Saturday: cheer at 2nd quarter of varsity game with varsity cheerleaders

Each participant will get a lake city shirt!

Please register by Thursday at 5 pm

Today at carwash plaza on Ramsey and Kathleen from 9-12

JP NEVER forgot to thank the “spirit squad” at every game! Thanks JP 💙🫶🏻🐺

Joe Partington, a long time member of the Lake City High School community and sports community has retired. His career began at Kennedy Catholic High in Washington State, and then from there he moved to Idaho teaching at Kellogg High, and eventually taught at Coeur d’Alene High.

We here at Lake City, have had the privilege and honor having JP here at since the school opened.

JP has been our Latin educator, and has been a coach for football, basketball, and track and field. You could always see Joe in the football press box, sitting at the basketball and volleyball scorers table, doing what he does best. Announcing the games.

One of my fondest memories with JP was going into his classroom and talking to him before his class, and hearing his stories. I would help him out by passing out his books on each desk and he always awarded me by giving me a sweet treat. And I’m sure he would share the sweets with his classes as he would with anyone.

And before any game started he would always be there to chat with me and check on my family, and of course wish the teams good luck.

JP was known by all at Lake City High School and if you were ever a student or employee at Lake City then you knew JP. JP is a friend to all and always gave encouragement by high fives, fist bumps, and “atta-baby” in the hallways.

Lake City High, the sports community of North Idaho and the community of Coeur d’Alene will miss you JP. Thank you JP.

Oh yeah … if you have any good memories with JP post and share them in the comments!

Photo credit to Cheryl Nichols Photography