Calallen High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Corpus Christi, TX)

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PEOPl.E ARE TALKING ABUUT Cheerleading requires hard ork 'Smiling and yelling lvery Friday night at the potball games were not e only thin s that these heerleaders did. iTheir official duties iegan in july when they all ttended cheerlea ing amp in San Marcos. Practice continued dur- 1g the summer, and the iirls also helped with chool registration, sold V I 2 ads and gathered material for the football game proglrams. T rou hout the football season t e planned pep rallies, ma e posters and locker signs, sold football programs and helped with arrangements or the candlelight pep rally. But, when football season ended, the cheerleaders' duties con- T MJ? tinued. They kept on cheerin Calallen teamsg they stil? made hall posters congratulating and en- couraging other students to do their best in all types of comcpetitionsg they helped ecorate for the Winter Ball, football and sports banquets. They did al this, plus they spent many hours practicing to become one of the top ten mg puffs, cheerleading squads in the nation. The Calallen cheer- leaders did more than smile and lead cheers on Friday1 night. They proved thatt ere is more than just bein frendly and popular to ecoming good cheerleaders. They proved that they represent quality and dedication. 1117 ' V si. ffvsfgf Ii - 41 rtifpss ii :I 1 a' wwf ' ' ' T M es : mirigggg n z Z jj,- '. 6 3-,f i!s g i ff .: P 571 5 T T45 K as as 1 K is fp ' ' A Q' Zi!! ' K K E . :sz-as Ti 1? uf . . T : , ssgsragw' tw I-T s4f-efawsigfwssvgat fri if JL 55152, EHS? Ll Tfffi TTTTMTS Nlvfei T I ,shs ',,fsT,s ,NWT sqftEfagli:g1sgs:gsgyEYg,.sAi12?1 -1 fixes: ' Qff?iffezf'g1i1?f1fw'31 ' ' WAY? 5,5335S529isf1zsJigl?:s'il9fs?fr2315355?'3f?9Ii'i1'i-ifiyiffiisvil? l at i filmHsrfsafs15153:-wzngzfzq ' x X is .1 we sv-p, U if 2 E .., s5f..y2..,,?,'57.iiz-L M fit 'it H ,gil5i,iiiiA.lQ,TVT 7 1. Lififlf Liiifvllfiilfii lilfifiiiiff . KTTWJ4 -rS.,zTv.,TTws-,..fT.-dup.,-T f eggs-gag-W,sle ig3,qTif,,-ifigggggf s V ' i -:sf Sfisgsfftm ftffftsfzieivt at is A ' l525f5i?2ggFt.1iitiifi35i5?gll?fi212QHfi A T wwe.ff-sfM5f5aTssaz55 E 4 KT f V 'A fr i SW ,fy 1T -A X .. M.. T Alfwffilf'fffefli!5f'.Ig3T'Tf-QFXZBQ T ,Ifllf3:l53fff3:Ti2fK7'Q ' ?,',jMEli3Lf:1f giffiawik f 2 E as ,fi 5, ,158 rszslcmses-1 swift .assziteisfx-slmll M::T.sf was-gr gg- XT yfsf.-TTTTRESQEQTQ: .,.. , ,..., 5OiePTni-MTQNK -if as is Ul5g3sw2i2fi?i -'eg lite-gfgflty sr 1 s asffm-YM. 1 tsistsfsa s 1 was satis? -f we-':i,fwsmw-A ---, f+iWsTT,tsg-T 0 Ti-mt, fsT.,,W, as .tT,sT-,T ,,,M,,sW A is T WT .T t tif T s T 'smfsi T T - zrsz'f::f1v ' -fitT.fQT,. q.mTf.ff1,f:is:V--:is U.. e H ea .ia is as .t f st.. TT V T , ,K ctcrscri ilu T , t.s,,, :f.T Q t..saTss Atfg- TW---fit, . 3341,-gg, 1 T,gfT Esissjfs .gagT,TfWg3.1i',T.eit1 iTT t,sg,szr zaiT:fs,it,w M ,sais iz ifiiififiiiiliifigyh 5xggiliZE537,:is:t7'33fi7'if iw 'rv' 5421555555 ifsf ag?iz5,QS'iw?e 1 ' Q 2z3s:5iff2ffQ11f'fs1wif? 1 QUT -tggsssst sw .ftfsiff wwf - .isisfggiaiw T1 Tmiifffilii :SG s-s55ygLz1gs3gg:,T,gsis3ifr '5'f3r 'i .' :l?5EwQQVfil5ii1E7 ,. .sig ,.tsitL T 'MSW 43452261 Q, iff: fs: eassf-tfft::t 4 2 Nr? swf i K 2 My we ,WTL .W it, TT T T T T! TT' sigma :sv'fi'--Qqgp'L--nge-Mhzwt. Marr .. -Qs,ff5ei,rf23 asf? f .:w:z.1'::T f.:, fig! 524. i fin fiifff ' :tgf,j5..4 ,kk , ,:, ..:' - T jpg gig-5 TT i fix J252lagfgsiiaisfsifsglvzsrgfskf ml' T f ' zffliffizsf fi Lf f fv Fwswegwi' rwwiifwf T s1ff0f '90?W9i0ff ffQv'i??2i-wins 1 1 1 1 1 31515373 s 1 T X ,T K r ci ,, aqsgtflits wi gt.agTiEigai T .T , T Nei - T : ,r ilflfr' L I T '1f91ffal' fflii. IL,-JQ1s.3i,:?E,:Y',f5'5fI:e: 49e,:::i-H :gg 2 -- -mains,TuTTTT1ifiyv1msw,vig'f:9fg2gg?ff4S1': A . H , K ' iiiiisifdll ww T T , ..,,, tilts.T,f.i,aM,,,5t,T...s V .J A ,f, . L ffsvrsigsm -fs1T-4-rage-saw V' TT f -' if fi ' Yliif ffzffsfiffliiw .574531411-''i7fl2lff?'?EffT1 if W - l T H .afar f.sT:f-'fvxsle .Tim--w:. asf-vfttsstgglf irsmivisr A f 'f Q ' ' f, 2- K -.maxi-ff: eTT,:gT,sssf - 1 ' 'Ha ' 75,51 . .M T . : V wir' T T f,7f13 fP5- A' 1 Q-SWK.:-ii.'iY..','2mV'J W. fm f T :TgyzgS+.2sfsf-,aa-g,g:?fw ZWA1'gswsiwtitl fffrfssilfsfw. 1 f ' Elm . Wfaglsrg-'fgggilr ' an s-7555553 fii-imu3sslFsT'::1fei1fQ5+Nft 71321571 slim? T I fa,tss2g:Qsafa'TTf:gsmMI 4,5 f t ' 1 eaggsgn Tsrzizig. aizff 'fiisiftgsfisfzssifwlfeisfiiiisfyzc A ,fsfzx3iff3ms2's??Qx1:-,sftiw -f .2 s--.s Y W?- . ia as 42::1xTff-zfi. is ufwfiylgwiwfgffafsfgfgEisggfref iv wiwiiiiiffisiffi sig 2 ,V is ,mg WT ,W Ma T flissflgigg L i S' Wifi'if-fffftiiiiiif' viX'f'Siqgig'g,, r5fs3sissf.ag+fsQrf?.2,Q,5Es, Q' fsmfwffs is gigs- , lasitggfgmgss'ismsm,,afg':sgi:r15 lt, gg ,W 5 ggww ,iaTsw.X:tss-:wT-T-ws, X 5 if sg 5 rsh Q N T src il staffs as msg, f J Qiwszsw t1.sfs s sa- ,sk sTTf if T22 as we f eff? is ' T t T iggzgsgggzegrf? is ,. is We .--' as as QTT A. sl,-, T T T il fir: f f if irm, ,V ,sf-A,t..,,t.,sTfgtf!,s33 ' 'lilzifwbsvfa fwswtwl., .t1.2,tssf2Z'--' Qs' ' Q1 -' T eff-fr ffF'fi2'2PYf'gT my 2' im. , Qigqiixsgi Tgggi'n5ggi,5T3ssTT.sss5g gKTT,TLM6g sgmTT5.:,s, s fiimeg

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PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT Team receives national recognition They were always there cheer and support the ildcat teams, but they so performed in com- etitions themselves. And, they did it very ell. lThe execution of those lits, tumbles, cartwheels, tating pyramids and ther moves brought them ame throu hout Texas. 'his year it Emrought them Ih invitation to perform at ,l Paso's Sun Bowl. But, their fame was not limited to Texas. After competing in the National High School Cheerleadng Association's regional con- test in San Marcos, the team was selected to go to the national contest in Orlando, Florida where they placed eighth out of 60 squads. Last year there were 37 teams entered in the con- test, and this year there were 60, and we placed eighth. That's just great, Mrs. Mina Martin, sponsor, said. The squad's contest en- try consisted of a two and one-half minute routine and dance. They perform- ed the cheers B-E-A-T and Hey Cats and danc- e d t o t h e s o n g Dangerzone. The cheerleading team, which consisted of the varisty, junior varsity and freshman squads, com- peted at nationals without two of their members. This created some pro- blems with the ty es of pyramids the squacfjcould do, but they managed to work it out. It always hurts when you don't have your whole team there, but the irls did a good job of puging together, Mrs. Martin said. E tsfsff. y il gm . V 2 ff was-P K it 3 X WMS thirst - wa .r 5 E , . V ,.,. ... V if up . , U 5 E i.....q.-aulllfh' .. ' .f I' ' Q1 W 21-we ft 'W--ff .1 - X 6 Maquml' li M,,,,,,....--0' ig pu-W V' j B . 3' -1 55 it F ,. 3 E Fr ff 5 5,2422 ,. f 3 1 ii be . .,. 53:1 fa.. .. sw f E Q '42 fer xx at IL HR? 55? ' Q A - X We N.. sa T , 5 , ,U 1 Q pzggsliili . 1 . f 5 21 , ....... ' ' , . . ' Come on Cats. Sensor Stephanie Millhouse fires up the student body lf A during pep rally time. Willie the Wildcat was a favorite of fans, old its and young alike. During the pep rally, Cheerleaders if is IQ 3 i f' F 3 : ---- Q .ggi S Angie Crawford, Abbe Priestly and Kori Luckenbach execute a drill. .. , s KS W '55 Dancing to the beat Sophomore Stacy Willoughby entertains Friday s crowd Ni tisltww A W' . --'.' Cheerleaders