Sheridan High School - Yellowjacket Yearbook (Sheridan, AR)

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OM-Q , Bw yr-wp '9f'3? r- 1 .. K V, :A 1 ,,, 1 ' fi'- 1 H , k ,af - ' , ,1 Q WW' 5-2 -V+!! .Q' 4f,. 1fu.R.vl: Kaye leads the cheerleaders as they lead the team onto the field. Jgglshempert defies gravity with her Ginger Stroud seems amused at herself or the fans lor bothj. Does she know something we don't? B-team cheerleaders move so fast that the camera lens can't catch them. SPURTSMANSI-IP TOPg G. Strong, D. Steele. MIDDLE5 M. Clark, C. Hen- derson. BOTTOM, B Moren, P. Richardson. Cheerleaders! l O7 wlvdlvs

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PIRI T PICERS Sr. Cheerleaders fight foes with morale-making cheers Twelve sets of vocal chords aren't a great deal of muscle. Neither are twelve sets of lungs. But when you put twelve energetic, enthusiastic spirits behind them and add a lit- tle choreography, those twelve yelling appa- raiuses can cheer a team on to victory and cause the stands to become a mob of excited fans. Of course, l'm speaking of the SHS cheerleaders. lt all began last summer when our cheer- leaders went to camp. It was there that they learned new cheers and tricks of the trade while having fun and making new friends at the same time. Making their debut on Sep- tember 6, and lasting throughout the year, they were ready to serve as the team's bac- kup squad, to spur them on when we were ahead and to keep their pep level from dip- ping too low when we were behind. l06flnvalvement f effigy 2,04 TOP, Marsha Allison. STANDING, Sydney Threlkeld, Rhonda Hawkins, Tammy Alexan- der, Barbara Gibbs. SEATED, Kaye Sheperd, Bev Shempert Ginger Stroud. Tammy Alexander screams and gyrates to keep warm at the Mills game Sr. cheerleaders show their enthusiasm and team spirit. l l l 1 l Barbara shows the excitement and jay of boosting the team.

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2-'iii , I , t v iilgg a llll. , Pep club yells and screams in after school practice. l llll Jr. Pep Club prances in the parade. Karen Tinsley and Marianne Franklin, co-captains, cheer the basketball team on. Kaye Staggs goes all out for her team. lO8!lnvolvement I Pep Clubs raise school spirit by rais- ing a racket School spirit was sagging dangerously low, and ' team was down because the fans were down. Then, bll ing in from who-knows-where, Mrs. Padget and Mrs. K1 led an assorted array of enthusiastic girls, screaming the top of their lungs things like lean, lean, lean, etl Well the results were immediately evident in the fa morale and it is said that to this very day, sometimes night when the gym is quiet, you can hear echoes 1 bouncing off the walls. 1 1 l