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

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Squad o Places Seventh There's an annual compe- tition called the National High School Cheerleading Championships that takes place in Orlando, Florida each year. For the sixth con- secutive year, the Wildcat cheerleaders were selected to participate in this compe- tition, and this year they brought home a well de- served seventh place. With the help of Mrs. Mina Martin, sponsor, the girls worked hard to return to the national competition. They took first place at the regional competition in San Marcos, and their Hooked on Country dance routine won the hearts of the people in the audience at the na- tional contest. We are very proud to represent Calallen in com- petition, and we were ex- cited to be at national com- petition, Cindy Chavez, Arentz QC . ' P ' ' ' c ' 'X as . 1, le.. ' ' freshman said. The girls trip was not all work and competition though. The trip to Florida was made complete by a visit to Disney World. Even though the girls en- joyed their trip and are proud of their placing, they hope to make next year's competition and bring home a higher ranking. Push lt! Tracy Hubbard and Cindy Chavez practice with the squad before com- petition at the National High School Cheerleading Championships ir1 Orlando, Florida. Thinking about the group's performance, Cindy Cha- VGZ smiles. fPhotos by Amy Gra- haml On stage. The cheerleaders work together for their best performance. if 2 - f on U . ..,s ...s. iv it I, Mi. 1. M 1 . g? ' .5 'SL 77 12. --- f fzvxilv Cheerleaders