Denham Springs High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Denham Springs, LA)

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hroughout the years, cheerleaders have epitomized the sportsmanship and school spirit of the student body in every school. Their spirit and enthusiasm infects every athelete and fan, spurring them onto greater victories. The Yellow Jaclser cheerleaders worls hard to create enthusiasm during the games, to provide quality entertainment to the fans, and to C heerleaders don't usually teach cheers at games, but this one is an exception as radio personality Jim Nosium tries to catch on. 9? give moral support to the atheletes, no mate ter the outcome of the game. Besides jumping up and down and screaming at the top of their lungs, at bas- lsetball and football games, the cheer- leaders also participate in pregame pep ral- lies, athletic fund raisers, community service programs. Few people realize the hard worls and dedication that goes into every perfor- mance, every cheer. The cheerleaders practice and sharpen their cheering slsills -..,,, f f.-Y I .f'T ,. 4 f ',r1, S .-Q -fm, s Xscex, . ' ' 5 elli Hood has been a cheerleader for three years chosen as on All American Cheerleader Kelli has done an excellent Job all three years said sponsor Miss Terry Robertson and served as captain her third year. She was also Ml fy B uilding pyramids takes o lot of practice, Sopho- mores Krystal Mossangil, Kim Bourgeob and junior Duffy Thibedeaux show the fans their style. 'Q ,. I gf Q.: ia , 14,1- 1 312' t A everyday, raising time to go over each routine again and again, to get every little partjust right. A new addition to the cheerleaders' repertoire this year has been performing dances to popular songs at pep rallies and basketball games. Head cheerleader Kelli Hood said lt was something that we've been plan- ning for some while but it was just up to us to get up enough nerve. It means alot of extra worls, but lt's worth it, lsnowing that we're putting in a little extra into our job as cheerleaders, as well as pleasing the fans. fter a tiring slsit, sophomore Kelly Lipscomb gives senior Joclsette Michelle Broussard a helping hand. fn ' 1. ,f'? 4 M, 1 5 fri 'V V Q' 1 12 Q, fe at 'ff . ', 'Y 2 W , G ' . 2 LIE . '-wx r 2 1 if 'X ' 4k42?zfw11,, wmmhmw ,ww 4 1

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E- X4! X! Q KKK f 'I' he 1985-86 Jaclsettes are: top row: Denise Kenne- dy, Karen O'Neal, Laura Whitehead, Shannon See- gert, Laura Harper, Michelle Riedel, Ivy Cody, Tammy Lawrence, middle row: Danita Aultman, Lara Karwicl-Q, Erin Delafield, Kelli Covington, Shannon Facundas, Shel- ly Clary, bottom row: officers Lane Satcher-Lieutenant, Ronnie Causey-Colonel, Michelle Broussard-Captain and Lorin Wax-reporter. D ancing at pep rallies is one of the many places Jaclwettes perform. lt's hard trying to remember two dances, said Shannon Seegert of the Pep rally and the half time dances. l L ane Satcher watches the Jackets defeat Lee High. T he Jaclsettes perform at every pep rally. Ronnie Lane is a lieutenant and a second year laclsette, Causey, Lane Sotcher, Laura Whitehead, Shannon Seegert, Michelle Broussard, and Kelli Covington dance to Lool4out Weekend . Jaclsettes -145- Athletlc Dance Backers

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