Green Run High School - Equus Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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pw I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I NI I I I I I I I l t t l K t t t I I I I I 1 1 W5 nav- 'Q , 1 1 I The Year-Round Sport Who do you think of when you hear the word, Spirit? Who gets the crowd going at the pep rallies? Who devotes hard work and a lot of personal time to supporting all of the Stallion teams? lf you guessed the Clreen Run Cheerleading Squad, you are right. Becoming a cheerleader begins in May with a week of try-outs, but it doesn't end there. Then the new squad goes through hours of prat tic e throughout the summer. Three mini-squads form in order to devote equal time to each sport, whit h int lude the basketball, wrestling, gymnastics, and track squads. No one should forget the hours ot' supervision and instruction devoted to the cheerleaders by Miss Keen and Mrs. Benn. So what makes the Cireen Run Cheerleaders any different from other Virginia Beach high schools? Cluysl No other high st hool in the area has a co-ed squad. The guys on the squad add strength to stunts and pyramids. But even after reading this, no one c an really know how great the cheerlea- ders are unless they go out and support Green Run tool Tri-Captains: Stacey Freed, Tony Orlino, and Sarniya Stallingsg Annamarie Alegre, Carolyn Balagot, Cheryl Boyastro, Kristie Bullock, Liza DeLeon, Mieu Diep, Don Downie, Chauntrell Cluillord, lxancli Lan- dick, Eya Legaspi, Susan Pincknex, Tarra Smith, Kimberly Tucker, lo,-Xnn Udasco. Scream About It The Cheerleading Squad combined their spirit with a wild school drive to motivate the various teams. Without the support ot the Cheerleaders, many ot the games would be lifeless, un- spirited, unsupported ones. Their effort and hard work, coupled with their superbly choreographed performances definitely made the games preformances to be re- membered.