Palm Bay High School - Royal Fortune Yearbook (Melbourne, FL)

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Keith. Varsity - Vim, Vigor Vitality Being a Varsity Cheerleader isn't all smiles. There is a lot of hard work that goes along with the cheering and bouncing. But no matter what work is involved, the girls are dedicated to their job. They spend endless hours a week practicing and prepar- ing for the team. The cheerleaders attended a summer camp at Jensen Beach. They competed against other squads. The girls received a blue ribbon every evening for their performances. On the last day, they were one of three squads picked to compete in Grand Competition. Out of those three squads, they were picked to receive the Award of Excellence. They were also honored with the coveted Spirit Award for displaying the most spirit during the four day camp. Cheerleading is a year round sport. Tryouts are usually held in April. The season ends in March. Being a Varsity Cheerleader requires complete dedication and complete love of what being a cheerleader is all about. Homecoming week is always filled with activities. The week would not be complete without a parade in which clubs compete for best spirit float and car, the Homecoming candidates are viewed, and the cheerleaders leading the parade with chants and cheers. Competitive noise was one of the highlights of the seasons first pep rally. Carla DeCrescenzo tries out her art of persuasion in getting her side to yell the loudest. One responsibility of a cheerleader is to lead the crowds in encouraging their teams to victory. Jackie McMillian doesn 't seem to be having problems in that department where her enthusiasm appears to be phenomenal. uh . N, jf f ...4 , . it is 5 1 K X 'Q' WMMf,.,., W all mil' 0' ' I , ll A il 3- iv -' ull J mit' 'l Lori 66 X VARSITY CHEERLEADERS

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Screams and yells of encouragement leap from all cheering mouths. During a brief time out, the JM cheerleaders attempt to get the crowd to participate in these cheers. A victory is every teams goal. The V is the universal symbol for victory as Jennifer Roberts portrays. 68 1 J .V. CHEERLEADING Yolanda Smith, Debra Shackleford, and Alisha Terry want everyone to know that the myth that all big girls are made of sugar and space still holds true.