David Crockett High School - Texan Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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i i 'Fw The do lo We 3...gwiA5,. , -- Leading the crowd, and ith people are just two of umerous duties of the varsity cheer- Mrs. Mary Daniel, cheer- sponsor, remarked that a cheerleader takes a lot of and these girls are some of the most hard- inthe entire school. with cheerleading comes the of spirit and stout dedi- The spirit must shine through only in the happiness of a victory, in the sadness of a loss. The -gy. 'U' A 'tt L-we f students. g spirit, which is involved, helps the success of every football, ball and basketball game. Much time is dedicated to baking cakes, painting-signs, and boosting Cougar pride. Without such dedica- tion, the school would probably not stand so hiiggnon spirit and pride. As junioricheerleader Shanna Dun- lap comrnentedf''cheerleading is a lot of fun and is really worth all the time and effort put into everything we do to make each activity a suc- cess. 1. At a football game, junior Shanna Dunlap puts in all ot her eitort to get the crowd spirited. 2. Junior Cindy Garza looks out into the crowd while cheering. 3. Portraying a Kung Fu character, Head cheer- leader Alice Aldridge leads the skit. 4. Class yells play a big part in spirit, as senior Kim Morales cheers along with the Class of 1978. 5. Senior Kimberly Smith reaches out to get the crowd involved-and show some spirit. 6. Playing the parts of country hicks, Shanna Dunlap, Cindy Garza and Kimberly Smith per- form ata pep rally. , i 7. Pepping up school spirit, Gretchen Alston, sen- ior, and Marie Morris, senior, perform a skit at a pep rally before a football gameq ' VAFlSlTY CHEERLEADERS. Cindy Garza. Kim Morales, Kimberly Smith, Marie Morris, Alice Aldridge Qlleadl. Gretchen Alston and Shanna Dunlap. 519 'LVN fx! cheerleaders 203 by Nancy Foote