Emmanuel Baptist School - Crusader Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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Melissa Hoffman, Carla Roscoc, Chantel Cash, Enga Ward, Celestial East, Greta Anderson, Nicole McGinnis, and Angela Stewart

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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Boosting Morale Work! Work! Work! That was the theme for the Junior Varsi- ty Cheerleading squad. The girls have worked very hard and their efforts have been rewarded. This has been a very busy year for the squad. They were involved in a cheerleading competition early in the year for which they spent alot of time practicing. Many long afternoons held many long cheerlead- ing practices. They traveled many miles with their team to cheer them on to a victory. There has been an addition to the J.V. squad, a newly formed spirit squad. It consists of three sixth graders, who work along side the rest of theJ.V. to help support their team. Co-Captain Chantel Cash and Captain Melissa Hoffman. Spirit Squad Lori Tice, Casey Quattlebaum, and Kelly Roscoe.

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Lisa bumps the ball in a new kind of way. Undefeated State Champs Is it gonna make it? The Lady Crusaders have done it again. They are the best in the state with a spotless record of 16 and 0. With Mr. Bayne as their coach, the girls' volleyball team had a terrific year. Even though they had a lot of close matches, the Lady Crusaders always came out on top. The girls ranging from seventh to twelfth grade, all worked very hard to obtain their goal. The members of the team showed excellent character and devotion in their sport. Through con- sistant hard work and an undying desire to win, this year's team overcame many obstacles. In the state championship games held in Charleston, we defeated a strong team from Southside in the first game, and then went on to defeat Grace from Columbia in the cham- pionship game. So once again the Lady Crusaders are number one in our state. The thrill of victory with no agony of defeat.