Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Junior varsity cheerleaders Mona McAllister Robin Glenn Michelle Gorman ery Janet West and Dana Bettis boost spirit for the football team at a lunch pep ?h1n:I:t:?nnetga:?:g:'mJYzgtgmeron chant at Varsity basketball cheerleaders FRONT ROW Trppy Hammond: MIDDLE ROW Sue Renlro and Kiki Cosentim and BACK ROW Laura Cook LeAnn Jenkins Tammy Evans Laurle Sedlta and Pam Krng exhrbrt the fan pyramid during a pre-season game ' get 1 L l Ammo ,M ---ff

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Varsity football cheerleaders form a kick- off line to cheer on a Longhorn victory. Striking a pose at summer camp is Janet West, varsity football's head cheerleader. f fer ties, S gl Q l Kgs, S 2 S S Ez E ff' 8 st 1 it .li 5 S i f if:- Some Things To Cheer Abou This year's cheerleaders found many new things to cheer about. The first change for the cheerleaders was Carole San Miguel, spon- sor. She helped the cheerleaders coordinate many spirit promoting activities, such as pep rallies, the annual slave sale, posters, run- throughs, and the back-to-school dance. In addition to the regularly scheduled season, the cheerleaders had the opportunity to cheer at a bi-district play-off. Cheering for their own team at an in-school pep rally proved a new experience for the basketball cheerleaders. A highlight in the season was a leg contest held among the var- sity players. The best legs on the team were chosen to be those belonging to David Stan- ton. Junior varsity cheerleaders supported their teams of football, and basketball as well as their assigned varsity baseball team. 126 Cheerleaders C'-aa.. s I I Iri ' , M,,wf' 3 t sf 9' l X -t iise X 1 1 3 -K . . ' 'X .PY , . ty 5 I . S - -:. i - V.. 5 Q Q1 5 'xx it F ' ' 1 s 5 as f at Varsity and iunior varsity choerlea I . combine their efforts to raise spirit at a I M rally. Tammy Evans leads a cheer at the basketball pep-rally.

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Cody Sue Voss, Jodi Joubert, and Laurie Baldwin kick for Jerry's kids. if Diana Wiilars, Kayse Galvan, Tammy Snow, and Jennifer Raia stretch before doing ther pledge kicking. Laura Wiilars, Diane Lierman, Sarah Whiiehwd, Julie Smola and Military Officers perform a highkick routine Wendy Lawrence count kicks. pep rally, Moving To The Music ' Dedication and the ability to dance are not come by easily. The Lariaettes showed their dedication by the determination to dance and their ability is shown in their performances. The dance team performed highkick and prop routines. The highkick routines were performed to l Love A Rainy Night, Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Hello Dolly, and Hit Me With Your Best Shot. Prop routines were performed to l G0 To Rio, and Salute To The Olympics. Practices started even before school star- ted. Many members of the Lariaettes atten- ded East Texas State University for a sum- mer camp session in July. On talent night competition, the Lariaettes perforemed a iazz 128 Dance Team routine to Hai N0 Corrida and a novelty routine to Broddy Bounce. Highkick was per- formed to Red Light and the military routine to Strike Up The Band. Summer band and Kick-a-thon went hand in hand. During summer band practice the dance teamybuilt up their stamina for football season and the Kick-a-thon. Lariaettes raised 317,000 August 21, 22. Highest money raiser, Lisa Cosentini, raised over 31,500 Lariaettes of the Week were Codysue Voss, Leanna Briggs, Christina Fang, Karen Grandfield, Jennifer Baia, Kim Daniel, Emily McFarland, Roseann Ebert, and Tammy Snow. Carrie Sodon and Rose Hadash perform hand routine at the pep rally.