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- Varsity Cheerleaders Senior Rachelle Mitchell shows some Warrior Spirit is in the air during our first pep-rally. Style bCf0fe 3 home game- Karen Haines and Senior Captain Michelle Mauer enthusiastically support the Warriors. 143
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Leaders 'n Enthusiasm By Jennifer Bowman Cheerleaders were an impor- tant part of our games and pep rallies. The resurgence of school spirit helped them greatly in their job. Tessa Whitehead comment- ed, When the crowd supports and participates at the games, we feel our purpose for existing is be- ing servedf, The cheerleading sponsors, Mrs. Standfast, Mrs. Yormark, and Mrs. Flanders, attended the games, dealt with the paperwork and fund-raisers. Some of the fund-raisers included: selling rib- bons, stickers and pom-pons. This past summer eighth squad members attended cheerleading camp at St. Petersburg Junior College. They started in the early morning and worked into the late afternoon. At camp they learned many of their cheers, jumps and chants. As the team captain, Michelle Mauer's job consisted of organiz- ing the squad, calling cheers and chants during games, and leading the practices. Soon after the season started, the cheer YOU became and ex- pected part of Friday night foot- ball games. The 1987-88 Varsity Cheerleaders are, Top Row: Rachelle Mitchell, Gina Gray, Tessa Whitehead, Michelle Mauer, Karen Haines. Bottom Row: Deveny Krager, Stacey Trombetta, Etrenda Dillon, Jennie Dillmore. Stacey Trombetta and Karen Haines put in some extra time
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Lots of Pride 81 Pizzaz The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard to sup- port the JV Football and Basketball teams. The J .V cheerleaders had a lot of spirit, said captain Lara Shiver. These young cheerleaders were not always recognized by the rest of the student body, but they prac- ticed almost everyday after school and worked hard to- ward their own goals. The girls helped raise money by selling such items as cushions and pom-poms before home football games. Sponsor Susan Yormark said of them, They weren't in the limelight as much as the Varsity Cheerleaders, but they never got discouraged, and they all gave IOOCZQ to J .V Cheerleading. MF ff if Zip 5 92 - 1 , J 'TIA . A I The 1987-88 JV Cheerleaders are, from left to right: Shelley Arrighi, Anna Willey, Lara Shiver, Stacey Clark and Jennifer Johnson. Shelley Arrighi displays her favorite jump, the Herky. 144!JV Cheerleaders
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