Cross County High School - Yearbook (Cherry Valley, AR)

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The 1986 87 Cross Country Senior of four seniors our juniors and five sophomores These thirteen girls did extremely well during the NCA lNational Cheerleading Association! Camp held at Arkansas State University during the month of June The cheerleaders brought home four superior ribbons and a well deserved spirit stick Juli Hampton was chosen to be in the style show for the second year Juli was also honored by being chosen to compete for the All American Cheerleader ti tle. The squad was chosen to compete in the camp finals. Senior, Sonya White, served as captain, while three co- captains were elected to this larger than usual, Nolan organized. Missy Farrell was the sophomore capt., Juli Hampton, junior, and Shonta Futrell, senior capt. The cheerleaders worked under the supervision of Mrs. Rebecca Campbell, their sponsor. We are very proud ol our cheerleaders, they spend a tremendous amount of time and effort to insure that the spirit ol our school is kept high, and they do a greatjobl SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Pic. 1: Juli, Sonya, Missy, Lea Angel, Gina, and Melody smile for the camera while cheering at McCrory. Pic. 2: Our Sr. Cheerleaders listen at- tentively to their sponsor, Mrs. Camp- bell. Plc 3: Cheerleading reckiires strength as well as spirit as s own here y Shonta, Sonya, and Kenya. Also those on top must not have a phobia for heights. those fearless ones are Lea Angel and Juli. Pic. 4: As the T-Bird football team 'rounds up points, our cheerleaders show their true spirit. Even Mr. T is in on the spirit-making! 80 :J-S' CHEER ON!!!

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JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS tg E L' .tu xgs' 'Yea Q-, Plc. 1: The Jr. Cheerleaders are giv- ing their famous thumbs-up sign. Pic. 2: The making of an indestructi- ble Jr. High pyramid. Way to go! Pic 3: As usual, everyone agrees that Cross MJ M I Ng, , .i,y,i.e., - fy 1 J fats N el. Front Row L to R: Tessa Worley, Whitney Wood. Middle Row: Tina Easley, Nancy Houser, Christie Crawford. Back Row: Megan Reinhardt, Jeni Hampton, Michelle Keeton. County is 81. Pic. 4: Junior T-ligh Capt., Michelle Keeton yells at a basketball game to rev up t e team. The Junior High Cheerleading squad for this year consisted of one freshman, five eighth graders, and for the first time, two seventh graders. All but one of the girls, captain Michelle Keeton, were in their first ylear of cheerleading. evertheless, they learn- ed quickly and competed with much more ex- perienced squads at camp. They brought home four superior ribbons and the spirit stick. Michelle Keeton'did a great job as Captain, Christie Crawford helped out by being the co-capt. Mrs. Rebecca Campbell served as the squad's sponsor. 81