Kernersville Wesleyan Academy - Pine Burr Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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The 1980-81 cheerleading squad has been very spe- cial to me. I have many memories that I hold dear and will always treasure. Each has contributed in making the squad a success. The long hours of practice were well worth it, not only for the satisfaction of learning a new cheer or chant, but for growing to know and love each other more each day. -janet Chapman .. I , . ' lf, is 1 , X , at ' up H ff , 'Ns 5-5, .,,,f

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Varsity cheerleaders! At lastl Through the years, I've watched these girls grow up. Their first attempts at cheerleading were awkward-like a colt trying his legs for the first time. They were suddenly conscious that they were in the limelight-and that resulted in lots of missteps, falls, and plenty of giggles. Gradually their confidence grew and with it their skill-until finally they tried for and made the varsity squad. Now, they are no longer awkward, but accomplished and skillful young ladies, proud to represent their school and support their team. Complaints were few and shortlived. For in the long run, each girl realized that the hours spent together were precious. Through all the experiences of practicing, planning pep rallies, and just having fun, they grew and ma- tured, soon to go their separate ways, on to new experiences, new friendships, but never to forget each other. And I? I am proud to have had a small part in their lives, and I hold each one in a special corner of my memory. -Brenda White .X SE, th i ' T ' xx, 4 .rKV,:, , Rh l ,, I .,,., i A ..e .t - Q.: V- - N153 A - wwf - , V . Q, .. JV. Q, vg. 1' ,,,.,.2,-