Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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Kneeling: Kerry Stichweh, Beth Elliottg Standing: Vicky Miller, Alison Warren, ' 1 Richard Crabtree, Stephanie Sandars, Dawn Worleyg Top Row: Heather Reed, Christa Starr, Laurie Snowden. The J.V. Cheerleaders prepare to catch their airborne squad member as they complete another exciting routine. E f l : 3 --Q V. I , A I 4 r A .'2, '7 ..?. 111 f'wnna..... tif k 52 j, V, Cbeerleaderf J -f 3 I Q pu ,M sg V1 1:-. - N2 ., ' , -g - ' .. ' j.V. Cheerleaders warm up the crowd on a cool autumn night. Richard Crabtree poses the question Have you got that spirit? .f , f Mfr 1 'V 4

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They'll Knock Your Socks Off. Have you got that spirit? was a question often asked by the Varsity Cheerleaders. lt was also a question which always received an enthusiastic Hell yeah! from the students. The Varsity Cheerleaders were not just a cheerleading squad. They were true supporters of the Wildcat football and basketball teams. The twelve girls focused directly upon generating school spirit. With a great deal of support from the Cat Pac, the girls accomplished their goals. The cheerleaders attended a summer camp at U.W.F. for the National Cheerleaders Association, during which they received superior ratings and captured three spirit sticks. They also qualified as Award of Excellence finalists. Kim McGraw competed as an All American Cheerleader. Led by Captain Angel Cole and Co- Captains Kim Chew and Kim McGraw The Varsity Cheerleaders cheered the teams to successful seasons. 'W M3 si. JW, ,f ll ,n. t'i LESLIE CARLIN Sponsor To PR 407 0144. Iiscruggaenlkaj C1,eW ons D S3466 aqgson E , T- e ' dl , lf. zilgekl. 15317 lu-Seca GROW Lim MCG 6121- 1' If f -' :SIC-ole: Bono aI1de Dfdul. Sta Une ra . gersy'DROW.Qr43Julf1qZ7gA Ati!-tb Dau, lesja R207 EWS QC!-6 'Moll . G06 , X 'K Vanity Cheerleader: 51

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Audacious Electrif ing Even Adventurous Spirit ran high and the-I,V. Cheerleaders sponsored by Ms. Evans were in the midst of it all. Beginning with the summer N.C.A. camp and continuing through football and basketball season, these ten cheerleaders enthusiastically worked to support the school. At camp, co-captain Richard Crabtree was nominated for All American Cheerleader and the squad was awarded superior ribbons and a spirit stick. On Thursday nights throughout football season, the junior Varsity cheered for the winning j.V. football team who finished the year with an outstanding record of 5-l. Then on to basketball season where they cheered for both the boys' J.V. team and the Varsity Lady Cats. Often hundreds of Cat Pac members and other Wildcat fans showed up to cheer the 3661 Lady Cats on to victory. It's great to see that students of Washington are beginning to take pride in the school and show their Wildcat spirit, said captain Laurie Snowden. DONNA EVANS Sponsor IQ-r CVS A 'Warren QQITWQI7 I erfgrm , andc , 4050 Our' 3 C 121-1' 17 1116 flee 4 'VG S me 6 fend. d ance U1-,bg f H r .tj Ol' tb Hg d 312- V. Cheerleader: 53