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“All for the Chiefs stand up and holler!’’ The Monacan cheerleaders did more than stand up, they jumped, screamed, clapped and cheered for the Chiefs. There were four squads. The newest squad was the Wrestling Cheerleaders who were sponsored by Patti Win- ship. This small but energetic squad was beside every match encouraging the wrestlers. Very few schools have wrestling cheerleaders so this squad was quite unique. The members of 78 CHEERING this squad deserve a lot of credit for being pioneers for the wres- tlers. The J.V. squad was spon- sored by Denise Lowry. Cap- tain, Jenny Snowden led the girls in cheering for the J.V. foot- ball and basketball teams. The freshman squad was sponsored by Sherlyn Hammett. This squad was picked after school started but with the help of the other squads they were pre- pared for basketball season. The captain of the Varsity Squad was Amy Rummel with Jennifer Pryor as co-captain and Tara Hicks as junior co-captain. Susan Raynes sponsored the girls in making banners for the pep rallies and planning skits which included selected football players. The girls decorated the field house for the football team and the locker room for the bas- ketball team. Before school began, the girls were already preparing. The at- tended the International Cheer- leading Foundation Camp in Ju- Bottom Row: Debbie Huff, Jenny Hable, Sue Elmore, Tara Hicks. Second Row: Susan Klinedinst, Lisa Hefner, Jennifer Garner, Stephanie Hubbard, CHEERLEADING ly at UVA. The camp lasted 4 days where the girls learned a variety of cheers and chants. At the camp the girls received many awards including Best Ex- ecution and Originality, Most Spirited, and first place overall. Senior Bene Lippin said “Cheering is one of the best things to happen to me; I met my best friends and have a lot of great memories.” Susannah Hayes. Top Row: Liz Pierce, Michelle Raynes, Amy Rummel, Bene Lippin, Jennifer Pryor.
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Amy does the snake, her favorite cheer. Mrs. Raynes directs the girls with pep rally decorations. Susannah, Jen and Amy get the crowd going with a cheer. The Varsity girls ride their very own Homecoming float. pare for their pep rally moves. victory. Doc, Leslie, Larry, Peas, and Eddie pre- Bene and Sue cheer on the football team to CHEERING 79
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