University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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' ' The Rebellettes 1993-1994 Ole Miss Pom Pom Squad 1 TMs group of girls, tradi- tionally known as the Rebellettes, consists of sixteen memlDers in the fall, and fifteen in the spring. They cheer at foot- ball games, and basketball games; and they dance during halftime to the music of the Pride of the South Marching Band. These girls also perform in the community by danc- ing at the Special Arts Fes- tival for the Retardation Center, and marching with the band during pa- rades. For the last two years the Rebellettes have attended Nationals, placing 9th and 10th out of about 75 com- petitors. In the Spring of 1994 they will be return- ing to Nationals to repi sent Ole Miss under t leadership of Sherrill Ca non. The Ole Miss Pi Pom captains are Angi McDaniel, and Lau: Long. The Ole Miss Rebellettes do their best during every game to entertain the crowd as they cheer throughout the game, and dance with the band at halftime. all photos by Rob Johnson 304 qnip cSTMf??t5c

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- ABOVE LEFT — Tracy Hunt, Alex Moore, and Lynn Haynes cheer the Rebels on to victory. ABOVE- Some Ole Miss cheerleaders give a yell on a break from the cheers. LEFT — The flirtatious Colonel Reb addresses the ladies in the crowd I during the Memphis game. BELOW LEFT — Ole Miss cheerleader, Alex J Moore supports the team during a cold November game BELOW — Colo- nel Reb strikes again, this time welcoming the opponent ' s cheer- leaders. a photos by Rob Johnson S9 m ' S (SUp) 303

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The Rebellettes hand out souvenir footballs to the fans during the games, and they always do It with a smile. pholoby R ' h J. ' hns. ' H s -m s qip) 305