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Fun And Spirit Goals Of Song My goal this year was to have a squad that could get along as well as possible, to promote spirit, and have fun in the process, stated Sara White, varsity song squadleoder. Sara would like to have more organization on the squad and to have someone teach them their routines. We make up our own cheers, but we would like to have someone teach us and give us authority, Sara said. i .r 4 . Senior Kristie Sweeney dazzles us with her beautiful. Michelle Webb spreads some sunshine on campus. Song captain Sara White practices her ever-pre- sent smile. Song leaders Michelle Webb, Reesa Ryder, Lisa Schofleld, Shirley Jones, Sara White, Lynn Sapplngton and Kristle Sweeney. Song 105
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Dedicated A nd Hard-Working Cheer We are dedicated, hard-work- ing, and one united as one, said varsity cheer squadleader, Kristin Stitt. The group tried to give all of the sports recognition this year. Ac- cording to Kristin, they have gone to more girl ' s sports. Kristin stated, We have given spirit to all sports and tried for unity on the squad. Ellen Galey shares a smile with the Hawk mascot. Varsity cheerleaders Kelly Dresser, MIndy Marshall, Jasmine Murata, Erika Locey, Kristen StIH, Carol Kalt and Ellen Galey. Lynn Bailey ponders last nights game. Kristlne StItt is apalled at the referee ' s deci- sion. 104 Varsity Cheer
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Creating Spirit How would you like to hove fun, perform in front of crowds, and promote sctiool spirit. If this sounds good to you, you should try out for cheerleoding. My goal this year, was to have fun and to get involved. I think everybody should, stated Michelle Norcutt, Junior Varsi- ty cheer squad leader. It is true that cheerleaders perform, but Michelle and the rest of her J.V. squad said that at assemblies, it shouldn ' t be a perfor- mance. It should be an event where the whole school participates, creating a spirited atmos- phere. The change in attitude should first come from the squad. Our attitude should be leaning towards more spirit, commented Michelle. Many of the J.V, cheerleaders would like to become on the Varsity squad, next year. Michelle suggested, If you want to create unity in the school and make students more spirited, try out for cheerleoding. x J.-W 0 ' The J V cheerleoding squad Debbie Rogan, Kim Arnold, Judith Weber, Tracey Borowski, Tammy Peckham, Paula HInderllter, Karen Robert, and MIclielle Norcutt. Mlctielle Norcutt enjoys cheering just as much as Tammy Peckham does. Sonne of the girls from the J,V, cheer squad pose for a picture in between cheers. 106 J.V. Cheer
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