Dallas Christian School - Squire Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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-f. .1 -vaffsa-.s sf ii? is Cheerleaders in action. Lynn Yel- dell, left, jumps high during an outdoor pep rally. Julie Hall, lower left, leads another cheer. At right, Terrie Roberts, Judy Dunavant and Ieananne Alexander form letters to help spell out an enthusiastic mes- sage. Terrye-Cox, below, is still happy over another Charger victory.

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Each year the cheerleaders provide a great amount of encouragement for the coaches, ath- letes, and pep club. Much time and hard work is required for the girls to do their jobs, and, of course, spirit. Organizing pep rallies and working with girls before tryouts for the next year's cheer- leaders are among the duties of the six, as well as constant practice . These girls, leading the way in spirit for support of the Chargers, are always very much appreciated . Pictured in upper center, is head cheerleader Judy Dunavant. Others, from left, are Lynn Yeldell, Terrie Roberts, Jeananne Alexander, Terrye Cox and Julie Hall. , ,,ra ., f, .. M-V . 94? fi N au' V W.

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