Jersey Village High School - Falcon Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Many little girls dream of being a cheerleader when they grow up, but for some the dream comes true. When you're a little girl, you want to be a cheerleader, Junior Varsity Cheerleader Rhonda Farris said. Well, I finally made it. Cheerleading is not just short skirts and good looks. It takes a lot of practice, a lot of time, and you have to give it your all, Varsity Cheerleader Twana Griffith said. The Varsity Cheerleaders gave it their all in the J oskie's cheerleader competition making the finals, at the NCA CNational Cheerleading Associationj regional com- petition receving a superior ribbon, and at the Sam Houston University cheerleading camp where they were nominated for the award of excellence. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders won at the N CA regional competition, which qualified them to go to na- tionals CThey did not go.J At the Lamar University cheerleading camp they were nominated for the award of xexcellence, received all superior ribbons, won a megaphone for being the most spirited. Behind all the cheerleaders were Mrs. Debbie Fitzgerald, Varsity sponsor, and Mrs. Teresa Cardamone, Junior Varsity sponsor. We work with them, criti- que their routines, and act as a chaparone to the func- tions, Mrs. Fitzgerald said. Written by Stuart Wagner. .- 90 Cheerleaders Sta ing Un op, P easingT Crowd 1 . 3,1 ' ---., Vi 5:,lr::2,-Y-- A-H Q H , ! H Q 1 . . f iiiiia lltlff-'T' 12 T Z '11 'ws . :fe J ' , , 1f5 'rr-5-1: -QL QTAT1 -- ? TT ':?fef '::3g.- -ue! ' 133 W r5s15 m TL,, .'t:' -5 ' , 'limi ,f-av ,, f,f,?I5 'T 2 H 'i '- 'MWVA'--Q-M - . - - V- w 4 I 1- . - -M -- , , -. .Qi , z , 4- -- fb '- at :' ' fi in ,L 3iM g llffl,iigE?- ' ' f 'L-,F A U , , , 3,1 ' ' ' - r- V- . ' -as -swf? frail . . . The Varsity Cheerleaders perform a breath taking stunt called an L-stand. It was scary falling off! Autumn Love said. The stunt took two weeks to perfect. Double Page Spread by Stuart Wagne