Del Valle High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Del Valle, TX)

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JV Cheerleading Jumping for joy, sophomore Judy Tulllc leaps in the air for her favorite home team. Phom b John Mcrcuhcf Showing off her Cardinal spirit, sophomore Christine Banda and the other J.V. cheerleaders lend a help- ing hand. Photo by John Mcrcuhcf Number of Years of Cheerleading Mysti Doshier-2 Judy Tuttle-2 Chnstie Welch- 1 Pom Pena-1 Chnstine Banda- 1 Caryn Click- 1 Knste Hodges- 1 Frone row: Poni Pni», Jud) Tultle, Caon flick. Row 2: Myjli Dosbier, Krisic ModReis Christie V elch. C hristine Banda. ■jsaiamamis ci kimmSi La out b Raqucl C ' aldcron V

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JV squad boosts spirit at home games Cheering during the cold season for foolball and twice a week for basketball, the J.V. cheerleaders did a great job enhancing the already peaked excitement at the junior var- sit games. During the Taylor Duck pep rally, the J.V. cheer- leaders assisted the Varsity cheerleaders m raising spirit. This gave the J.V. cheer- leaders the hands-on experi- ence of leading a pep rally. I enjoyed cheering in front of the school. It was a bit scary at first, but after a while it became easier, and it will prepare me for fu- ture pep rallies, freshman Caryn Click said. The J.V. team attended a cheerleading camp at SWT Go leam. go! Soptiomorc Christie Welcti screams with e.xcilement over the victory of the J.V. foolball leam. Pholo by John Mcrcuhcl with the Varsity team, and they learned how to make pyramids, new cheers, and new dance routines. Practicing for games was a lot of hard work, but when we were out on the field cheering at the games, it all seemed worth it, and it was a lot of fun doing! sophomore Christie Welch said. J.V. cheerleaders cheered at all home games. During football season, they got a chance to cheer away, also. It was fun going to other schools for the away games. I think that being there made the players feel like they were surrounded by friends and people who supported them, sophomore Poni Pena said. -5rf V 120 J.V. Cheerleaders Sports

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Academics Academics are the Secret to Success . Academics play the biggest part in life. No matter what one plans to do in the future, he must have a good foundation to stand on. There were many new classes offered for students to choose from. The Junior Honors English and History classes were combined into a Humanities course. This gave the student more opportunities to go in more detail in their study. There was also an advanced Texas History class for students to explore Texas in more depth. To give students more of a challange there was a new honors Algebra class. These changes gave students a better selection of courses. There was a lot of new equipment to make the classes the best they could be. The Industrial Arts classes got new draft- ing tables. The new Pascal class got new more powerful computers which the the journalism department also used in putting out the Newspaper and Yearbook. There also were renovations done to the computer lab to make it bigger to hold more computers and students. Education is not something to take lightly. Students learned the Secret to Success through hard work and determi- nation. Taking a moment to think junior Re- becca Chambers tries to figure out her history. With many new classes of- fered, students had a bigger selection of classes to choose from. Working under a car in Auto Me- chanics, senior Joe Rodriguez tries to make the necessary adjustments.