Eldorado High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Practice, practice. Early to rise makes the cheerleaders cheers wise. The freshman cheerleaders just finish their outstanding version of the pyramid at a pep assembly. DOI G IT RIGHT he Junior Varsity and Freshman Cheerleaders, often pushed aside in the limelight, have had a very excit- ing year. The hard work and dedication demonstrated by both of these squads is evident in their every performance. Breaking the traditional image, the squads have proven that they have true Sundevil Spirit when they cheered their teams to victory. The Freshman Cheerleaders attended NSA Spirit Camps at Western High School over the summer where they received numerous awards. At the Home- coming Pep Assembly they flaw- lessly executed an extremely difficult stunt that the entire stu- dent body cheered for, includ- ing the Seniors. The Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders, who attended NCA Spir- it Camps in Flagstaff, Arizona, received Superior ratings and brought home the Spirit Stick. After camp they began prepar- ing for Football season and Pep Assemblies. Along with two- hour practices, the squad brought watermelon to their J.V. players during sweltering sum- mer practices. Both the Junior Varsity and the Freshman squads showed spirit and pride in Eldorado as they were outstanding represen- tatives of Eldorado. A , pep-assembly. the Freshmen Cheerleaders. l.V. 84 Freshman Cheer The JV Cheerleaders perform an other outstanding cheer at the At one of the assemblies, the tra ditional pyramid is performed by A

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IT 'S NOT ALL FUN-N- GAMES erforming perfect is not as easy as many think. Just ask any Varsity Cheerleader, Yel- leader, or Mascot. They have once again merged together to form a unique and multi-talented squad. They attended HCA Spirit Camp in Flagstaff, Arizona in July where they received Superior ratings as well as the Spirit Stick. Shana Hyatt, Senior, was chosen as an All-American Ce- lebrity. The squads long practices The cheerleaders and yell leaders try their hardest to get the crowd roaring. Let's get a little more enthused! pay off when they perform perfectly executed cheers. They not only per- form at pep assemblies, but also at Varsity Football and Basketball games. Their endless spirit helps to motivate the teams to victory. They represent Eldorado at both home and away games as they keep the crowd motivated. To them the big pay-off is being appreciated by the teams and by the student body. 1' - H f , .., ' ' ' , .ff ,Alu , 1 . ,I IIAZZ ..,,,!Ad,q f -Q ... , 1. f ' JW .54 , I ' - '..: I -' 1,1 ' if 2 W H , A .g. H YW ad .nf . ' '- ' , v 1- fm - fefife, W ' 2 ..,, 1 .vv , H ,,,,, '..,, l S U52 WP.: In V W VVVV . V W . Alu -4 YELLEADERS: Michael Jewett, Curtiss Lewis, Charles Neuvhoner, Thad Franklin, Rich Bennett. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Ramona Cello, Kris- tin Wohlrab, Pam Dayton, Stephanie Walker, Carman Hawkins, April Szekares, Shana Hyatt, Jenni Wenzel, Wynn Hanlon. MASCOTS: Vefoni- ca Fuller, Kari Pukham, Mary Danzingr. y q Varsity Cheer, Yell Leaders, 84 Mascots I Mike Jewett and Jenny Wenzel don't seem t be thinking on the same wave lengths. O . Kari Pinkham seems to have a total dislikeness for wearing shoes.