George C Marshall High School - Columbian Yearbook (Falls Church, VA)

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Fro h Cheerleader boo t cla pint A great importance in any athletic activities attitude and ability is the support and encouragement it re¬ ceives. The 1973-74 freshman cheerleaders came through with fiying colors. In addition to their regular routine of arousing spirit throughout the spectators at each game and cheering the teams on towards victory, the girls also worked in promoting spirit among the freshmen class. With the never ending practice of new routines and cheers, including the actual games, the freshmen cheerleaders had their work cut out for them. The girls even found time to paint locker signs, victory posters and give popsicles and candy to the team members. Displaying a lot of spirit, the en¬ thusiastic freshmen cheerleaders can be considered the supporting force behind a successful year! 98

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Below: FROSH CHEERLEADERS — Bottom Row: Lisa Kfoury, Co-captain; Kathy Skillman, captain; Merrilee Wainio. Top row: Jennifer Cooper, Tony Carter, Anne Michel. Top: The freshman cheerleaders nervously await their turn to cheer. Op¬ posite page: With lots of enthusiasm, the freshman cheerleaders give their support. Organizations 99