Geneva County High School - Gecorala Yearbook (Hartford, AL)

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Co-Captains: Becky Guilford and Regina Hendrix Seniors: Dondee Lee and Karla Sorrells Concerned. Tina Fondren and Dondee Lee cheer the Bulldogs on. straining their voices till the buzzer had rung. Too Hot to Handle.” a favorite cheer of all and a joint creation of the squad, required strength and stability with a Russian Press being the cheer’s final motion. 27

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DARING TO BE DIFFERENT Varsity Cheerleaders 86-87 Hard work put into being the best, responsibility displayed in leading the path of school spirit described the 1986-87 year for the Varsity Cheerleaders. On the steamy hot day of July 22, the squad set off to Auburn University to prepare for this quest for spirit—and conquer it they didll As they returned home with superior ribbons and creative ideas, pep rallies, football games, run-through signs, and Friday wall decorations contained each girl's spirited sentiments. Their faith never failed the Bulldogs who ended the season with a record of 8-4s rather, it paved the way to State Playoffs. To summarize the 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders, one might have said that they dared to be different! During NCA camp at Auburn University, the Bulldog Cheerleaders received all blue superior ribbons for their nightly performances at workshop. 26

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Tammy Messick and Tammy Simmons Tammy Ryals and Tina Fondren Accompanied by the band's I'm Your Man.” the squad's dance performance proved the necessity of all school clubs working together as one. Suspended in air after doing the jump known as a Russian, a dance routine, performed to Two of Hearts. was prepared to add excitement to a Friday pep rally. A moving pyramid proved to be a main attraction as the cheerleaders climbed high and completed a full rotation skillfully. 28