Central Valley High School - Talon Yearbook (Central Valley, CA)

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Goody Two Shoes Cheerleaders help spirits soar. The basketball cheerleaders were very dedicated this year. They were deeply tal- ented and motivated. They all had a lot of spirit and en- couraged the team to strive towards more victories. Al- though the cheerleaders 58 Basketball Cheerleaders didn't do well at the Harlan Carter Tournament, they im- proved during the season and made their school proud of them. The first rally for basketball started out the season enthu- siastically by involving the cheerleaders and three studs of the school in a game. The studs were blindfolded and told to kiss and rate the cheerleaders on a scale from 1 to 10. But to their surprise, they actually i X X

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kissed female faculty mem- bers. Because of the cheer- leader's imaginative skits and activities, this season's rallies were filled with spirit and laughter. -Shelly Jackson 1. Julie Gravatt and Connie Stone cheer the team to victory. 2. C.V. Mascotts Mellissa and Melanie Crowell. 3. Sandy Rich shows her spirit. 4. J.V. Cheerleaders, top: Sandy Rich. Bottom: Darlene Spain, Lori Leech and Melinda Lott. 5. Varsity cheerleaders, top: Lisa McOmber, Stacia Atkinson Bottom: Connie Stone, Kamie Palmer and Julie Gravatt. 6. Lori Leech poses for the camera. 7. Varsi- ty squad keeps the crowd entertained. Basketball Cheerleaders