Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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.lr Junior High Cheerleaders Cindy Littlejohn Angie Wylie Leslie Menzies Shelli Rainer Lana Cox Paula Brown Leslie Haile Rachel Ham Upper Left: All together now! Jr. High cheerleaders show their skills as they perform a cheer. Upper Right: Clap your hands! Cheerleaders Leslee Menzies and Paula Brown lead a chant at pep rally. Lower Ri ht: Higher and higher! Jr. high cheerleaders h . H. Cheerleaders

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Did You See My Locker Sign? If you were an athlete, in the marching hand or on the drill team, you announced this to the school with locker signs Qwhich included your title, position or in- strumentj made by the cheerleaders. Locker signs were one of the jobs six varsity and five junior varsity fone junior varsity member moved to Michigan in Novemberj cheerleaders had in addition to coordinating pep rallies, making uncountable spirit signs and cheer- ing at all the games. Cheerleaders prepared for their jobs with a week at SMU's cheerleading camp in August. There, the varsity won two superior, three excellent and one good ribbon, the junior varsity won one superior, three excellent and two good ribbons. Before school started, they practiced two weeks, during school, practice time averaged at least three hours per day. The groups raised money for pep rallies, spirit signs and anything else needed to keep spirit up by selling ads for the high school football programs. They then sold the programs at the varsity games. Mrs. Paula Dudek, sponsor, said the cheerleaders plan a cheerleading clinic for grades one through eight in February 1985. MM:-,r: . . asset' I 1 ., es 153 . ,asm n-sk I . Q., ,VVI 65 Upper left: A is for Aledo High: JV Cheerleader Missy Smith does a pom pom routine to the school song. Upper right: Born to Win! JV Cheerleaders Debbie Davis, Sammie Lynch, and Kelli Noonkester paint a sign to hang in the gym for a pep rally. Lower Left: Col Fight! Win! Sammie Lynch is caught in action during a cheer. Lower right: Who said everyone is perfect? Cheerleaders show their knowledge of the cheers. JV Cheerleaders 2 5

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A Volunteer? Cheerleaders recruit volunteers from the student body. V for Victory! Cheerleaders lead the yell V-I-C-T-O-R-Y. 'QM ' 5 slave p . m y ,i l Y, ,p . . Q p I:? .,.u, p. ' ,. r U a s 1, ee,, M ' . ig. Junior High Pep Squad lst Row: M. Ballinger Y Capt., ,l. Warlick, S. Patterson, L. Gunter, K. Kiper f Pres., L. Smart - Vice-Pres., D. Ray - Lt., K. Brown - Lt., T. Cochran - Lt. 2nd Row: W. Burkholder, N. Zimmer, T. Brown f Treasurer, J. Exman f Lieut., L. Blue., R. Castleshouldt, C. Garcia - Secretary, L. Brown. 3rd Row: K. Holder, S. Sanders, M. Walker, L. Beverung, S. Jackson, A. Segars, S. Moore, B. Sweetland, T. Swor. 4-th Row: K. Heuring i Lieut., S. Davis, D. Gordon, J. Camargo, L. Credeur, J. Marquez, H. Harriman. Not Pictured: D. Ford, K. Burdette, D. Smith, and T. Gilley. The middle school pep squad is an organization of lockers, cheering at all of the games, and by just giving girls in the 7th or 8th grade. These girls support the and having the spirit and charm to boost the boys to vic- junior high football teams by decorating the players' tory. Karla Kiper was the president this year. Jr. H. Pep Squad 27