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

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Cheerleaders HIT HATS show Savage Spirit HREADY? O.K.! This infamous call is well known to anyone who attends pep rallies. It signals the cheer- leaders and the audi- ence to prepare for an energy packed cheer. During rehearsals, and pep rallies the cheerleaders can be seen flipping and tum- bling all around the gym. As you can probably imagine, cheerleading is a full time job. The girls gave up much of their spare time to prac- tice and put routines to- gether. But cheerlead- ing was something they all enjoyed, so it was worth the time and effort to them. Mrs. Mina Martin was another person who gave up a lot of time for cheerleading. As the cheerleading coach, she was greatly responsible for the cheerleaders success. She helps us put rou- Building up spirit. The var- sity cheerleaders show the savage spirit. iPhoto by Paul Fishery Freshman Cheerleaders: Being the Wildcat that he is, Iennifer Moerig, Kelly Pat- Willie, or I. R. Tijerina, ten, Rhonda Lemley, Cindy shows his Savage Spirit. 1 Chavez. exif? I 32 ff Klt Kats iPhoto by Lisa Segarsj tines together and is a great inspiration. In the middle of rehearsals or on the sidelines at pep rallies, Mrs. Martin is always there to watch and encour- age us to do our best, Cindy Chavez said. And who could forget WiJlie? Nobody! This time around Willie the Wildcat was por- trayed by I. R. Tijerina. They made quite a pair. Both the fans and the cheerleaders enjoyed watching him prance around. We attended every football, baseball, and basketball game. It's a lot of work, but it's a lot of fun, Cindy added. W h Pages

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