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We Are Ole Miss! Cheerleaders play an important role in Ole Miss athletics. The respon- sibility of getting the fans fired up is often a hard job especially when the Rebels are behind on the Scoreboard. Varsity cheerleaders cheer at all of the football games and the junior varsity cheerleaders help them out at homecoming and Ole Miss vs. Mississippi State games. Both squads enthusiastically support the Ole Miss Rebels and Lady Rebels basketball teams who brought in record breaking crowds. The basketball schedule is divided between the varsity and junior varsity squads. 1988 varsity cheerleaders are Connie Brazile, Heather Stone, Susan Benson, Kim Kalberrer, Dana Mosley, Tracey Johnson, Greg Whittington, Steven Speights, Brian Baldwin, Jay McCroskey, Darrel Herring, and Richard Kraft. Kirk Frederick is Colonel Rebel, and Sam Hubbard is Johnny Reb. John Bigj I . Cheerleaders pose for the camera. 2. Richard Kraft. Kim Kalberrer, Jay McCroskey, and Dana Mosley perform a stunt for the crowd. 3. Cheerleaders lead a pep rally to the athletic dorm. 118 1 Sports
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