Russellville High School - Climax Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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hat's better than girls? Girls who spend most of their time, yelling, cheering, and boosting the players and the student body. These girls were the proud membersof three or- ganizations-the Cheerleaders, the Pep Club, and the Steppers. Many times during the year these girls were called on to do a specific task which was to pep up the student body by cheering and performing at pep rallies and games. The girls practiced one hour during school and spent countless hours after school preparing them- selves and routines for the pre-game and half-time ceremonies. The pepper-uppers sponsered the Snowflake Ball held in January, and this year they sold candy, watebasket, and glasses to pay for camp trips, and uniforms. Separate tryouts for basketball cheerleaders were held this year. The additional cheerleaders were Leslee Svendsen and Robin Holbrook. ..- '---1 A f Cheerleaders-fkneelingj Kelli Cralton, Rachel Farnsworth, fmiddlej Traci Davis, Valerie Ford, fzopj Cheryl Burris, Carla Dupler, Krisi Moore, Rena Hill and Liz Sisson. IJ Leslee Svendsen's perfection shows off during a pep rally. 21 We all have bad days , Robin Holbrook seems to be saying as she goes through basketball tryouts.