Miami Norland High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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While Nnrlamh gallant thirteen were proving that theypossessed ing in an already frenzied cheering section the electric 671- he will to win; these ten outstanding cheerleaders were rouS- thusiasm and spirit chamelerz'stic of a school built on tradition. Jane Cairns Barbara Campbell Sheila Rearden Carol Sampson eeAll here for Norland, stand up and hollerV cries Captain, Karen Sams.

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Cheerleaders Incite The Will To Win l Sparking all football games and sports events with their animated yells, the Cheerleaders stimulated en- thusiam and aroused spirit at all Norland pep rallies. Sponsored by Miss Meyer and Miss Applegate, the cheer- leaders promoted shaker sales, the lucrative returns of which were used to buy their uniforms and letters. They sold programs at the Aquatic Swim Show and sponsored their own Sock Hop. At the North-South All-Star Game, two outstanding Cheerleaders were chosen from each high school in Dade County. Captain Karen Sams and co-captain Marie Applegate were invited to represent Norland. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders focused their atten- tion on the Baby Viking Basketball Team. Aiming for a position on the Varsity Squad, they practiced con- scientiously and substituted for absent varsity members. Valiantly pleading with their team to make one more basket, SElCCted for ability, coordination, Vivacity, appearance, Viking cheerleaders exemplify enthusiastic school spirit. and Character,acheerleadermustreflect the ideal student. Marie Applegate Alice Bravnick Teddi Breslaw CoeCaptain Carla Dix Laura Morrison Karen Sams C aptaz'n

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