First Baptist Academy - Cornerstone Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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ursts of cheers were heard from the students as the band played When the Saints Go Marching In. Excited cheerleaders and anxious Swirlettes awaited the entrance of the teams. Student coordination was tested during the first pep rally when the crowd learned, Clap Your Hands Everybody. The cheer not only caught on in the secondary school, but also the Kindergarten. After mastering in the clapping sequence, Kindergarteners showed off in front of everybody. The stands loved them, Another surprise came in the middle of the year, bringing excitement along with con- ' fusion. The school was filmed for a Q i l documentary in England, and the film il tte - - crew wanted to film an F.B.A. pep rally. They got in the way of everything, said ,., varsity cheerleader, Laura Shanks. f . 'L mr: J Z - U. . 5 H--.X -E I 1 -'W 9 ? Q SQUISH SQUASH SQUAD Varsity football team piles on Coach Hernandez. TO GOD BE THE GLORY Flaghangers and cheerleaders sing school song with enthusiasm. THE EVIL EYE Deanna gives last minute instruction to Sophomores Leslie Farley and jenny Marion. pep rallies student life

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We're -ffl Sophomores, Thomas Thompson, Todd Newsome, Kelly Holder, and Sonja McGill flaunt their prestigious spirit stick. Gimme An S Cheerleaders get fans fired UP Lights, Camera, confusion BBC camera men film pep rally Girls just want to have fun Sr. Girls huddle at the end of their pep rally routine pep rallies 26 student life

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Saints fans form a spirit line to cheer on their team. Even high schoolers support theirjr. High teams as shown by Sophomores Fabian Ryans, Andy Kovan, Kelly Holder, and Freshman jami Smith. sity Chris Messick receives some on-the- sideline advice from Mr. Deaton. Freshman jennifer Roeser enjoys the company of Sophomores as all take a break from an intense game to pose for a picture. candids student life 4.