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

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1 1 1 I fl i 1 N l A I ll6pI'8S8I1lll'lg the Senior Class on the A C C 1 a e d ' O iiomecoming court, Leonthena Car tl'ington also represents the cheering squad. s .,' fi S w MY' 2 I ' s f 6'-1 , , 'I , 75 . 5 I e'.i ,I i Qi Although the faces may change every few years, Kel- lam's cheerleaders never re- ally change. As always, this year's squad is composed of girls who, aside from keeping up the C grade average re- quired to stay on the squad. are also involved in many ac- tivities. Still, these girls man- age to devote hours to hard practice necessary to execute those effortless jumps and cheers. Kellam's cheerleaders pro- vide many services for the school, aside from encourag- ing spirit. Providing refresh- ments for the football team after hard practices and vic- torious games. decorating the locker room and the walls with spirit posters, and dis- tributing spirit buttons in school and at the games are some of them. This year, seven of Kel- lam's cheerleaders went to the National Cheerleaders' Association camp during the summer and won the spirit stick , an award given to the most spirited group. They also won seven ribbons, rang- ing from excellent to superi- or. As a result, they received their pictures in the newspa- per and appeared on a local television program, The Mike and Lynn Show. With girls like this repre- senting the school, Kellam has reason to be proud of its cheering squad. 1 I i I J 1 f V t I I . xx CHEERLEADERS. Front Row' Leigh Warren. Wendy Smith, Leonthena Carrington, Anita Guadaloupe 2nd Row: Debbie Carroll, Sally Os- borne, Lumie Tolentino, Lori Fuller. Wendy Cheering is exhausting, but Lumie Tolentino keeps her smile working throughout the game. I3 X n'r ' -2- li Q Young 3rd Row: Leanne Shoemake, Michelle Herrle. Terrill Rutledge, Vickie Burrow Back Row: Lynn Efird. Tammy Simmons. Dawna Cray. Helen Smith. Q-lg, 71

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