Kellam High School - Challenger Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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arsity Cheerleaders Promote Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders sponsored by Miss Mary Kay Lucas, were headed this year by captain Shell Purvis and tio-captain Ioan Shearin. This group of dedicated girls ht-lpetl to promote spirit and enthusiasm at all varsity football and basketball games. The varsity cheerleaders devoted a deal of their time encouraging the team by wrapping goal posts at home games, selling spirit ribbons. and holding stimulating pep rallies before all varsity football games. These things exemplify just a few ways the varsity cheerleaders supported the team with school spirit. Shell and her squad also provided dinners in the cafe- teria before each game for the football and basketball game. and they gave to the team a cake at every pep rally. Besides cheering at varsity football and basketball games. the cheerleaders also supported the wrestling and baseball teams. ,Q fu J, :sg . l 9 AO L, 1 . ' , A . J -' TQQH-'sz' ,J r-v. , , t .' ff ..'N..,:.v - , , , T , gs. s :-441 ' Q.. - in as 4 5' 1 ,, TSTLQ.-4 ffl.. It -' , . ., 941.50-s. - ts., .- -,-- 0 The Varsity Cheerleaders ride in half time ceremonies 9 -17 U 9 4 K Q .- -1 tu, 'llahrrah-rah. Sis boom bah! , screams Donna. Ieri. Marvlou. Shell. and 1 lt Lv 1 ff -aff '93-t-:fs ,, . ' M Uiziria. X68

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'SVP' - -. 1.5 6 ,:' -Q IV Cheerleaders are: lon groundj co-captain Debbie Hanks, captain Mickey Moore, sitting, Carol Payne, lkneelingl Wanda Ballentine, Iean Shearin, lstandingj Sherry Taylor, Donna Hart, Donna Pugh. IV Cheerleaders Sell This year, Iunior Varsity Cheerleaders faithfully attended IV athletic events in their successful attempt to promote school spirit through publicizing and attending IV events. During the course of the year, the IV cheerleaders had two important money-making projects. At Varsity football home games, IV cheerleaders could always be seen selling programs in the stands. They also sold mums for Homecoming. Mickey Moore served as IV captain this year and Debbie Hanks served as co-captain. Mrs. Beth Taylor was sponsor. Iunior Varsity cheerleaders received certificates of merit for completing one year of cheering successfully and also an athletic letter. 270 Mums for Homecoming , I - . it 5 1 A V 4 V i Co-captain Debbie Hanks and captain Mickey Moore show the spirit that helped spur IV teams to victory.