Linden High School - Linden Legend Yearbook (Linden, MI)

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+I .ix The Varsity Cheerleading Squad, coached by Mrs. Colangelo, had a very successful year. The squad consisted of 8 members during football season, while there were only six during basket- ball season. The girls attended the USCA Sum- mer Camp at Western Michigan Uni' versity. They learned many new cheers, mounts, and stunts. In the overall com- petition they placed 4th. Besides bringing out the spirit in the fans, the girls also demonstrated their all-round skills by performing a glove routine to Back in Black, and a spirit promoting Halloween skit, at a football pep assembly. During basketball sea- son, the slightly smaller squad proved to be just as talented as they accompa- nied the pom-pon girls in a routine to Working Class Dog, and punked out while cheering for the popular rock station, 105 FM, at the D.J.ffa- culty basketball game. At this year's banquet, awards were presented to Denise Rodgers as the Most Valuable, Heather Tunningley as Most Improved, and Teresa DuBois re- ceived the Coaches Award. COME ALIVE FOR 105' 'H 1 lu 'PQ ,- s R ' 'E if ' Q 3 A! M , wfx ' Al I I 0 27

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-la -f 'F I. l If-H . U N ki , Mrs. Ryan 'M I6 The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad proved to be a group of very inspiring girls as they worked to spread spirit throughout the school year. The girls cheered for the J.V. football and basketball games, and gave support to these and other sports by decorating the school with spirit signs. Mrs. Ryan coached the squad of seven and helped to make it a success. The girls spent many hours of practice preparing for the seasons and attended a U.S.C.A. Camp at Waldenwood. While at camp they learned new cheers and competed with other squads. Awards went to: Karen LaForest - Most Valuableg Jill Sherman - Most Improvedg and Kim Poland - Coaches Award.