Mount Tabor High School - Ananke Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Cheerleaders enjoy the halftime show. Kathy Davis Cheerleaders could often be seen practicing after school, Varsity Cheerlead

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Cheerleaders have a break at halftime, meeting opposing cheerleaders. Clap your hands and stomp your feet!

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Marionettes bring honor, prestige to Spartans At the start of each game, Nlt. Tabor's Nlarionettes form the VICTORY V . It is a symbol of spirit to en- courage the boys on to victory. The lVlt. Tabor lVlarionettes has 41 members. These girls work hard to per- fect their routines for the home football games. The Nlarionettes also perform at several of the basketball games. ln August, the girls performed at the Old-Timers' Game at Ernie Shore Field. On December 7, the lVlarionettes marched in the Charlotte parade. The drill team also appeared in the Shrine Bowl for the North-South All Star Game. Soon after the lVlarionettes re- ceived a special honor when Wake Forest University asked the girls to perform at the Wake Forest-Carolina game on February 5. The IVlarionettes presented two routines during the halftime cere- monies. The game was broadcast on tele- vision in three states. Several of the juniors in the Marion- ettes appeared in the Junior Talent Show. Others participated in the Key Club l-loopla. ,Q..,ifQ.fi' swiM ' 's '15fiTTff if if if ii . . , all 454 Nj h First row U. to r.j: Debbie Tate, choreographerg Kathy Vessells, chiefg Teresa Jones, co-chief. Second rovv: Suzanne Del.oach, sergeant-at armsg Beth Verner, secretaryg Connie Tate, secretary. Third row: lVlarla lVlclVlurray, historiang Ann Peller, treasurer.