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I 'I Top: Michelle Vitaliano, Denise Nickle. Middle: Cheryl Davis, Jennifer Roberts. Bottom: Debra Debbie Keuthan, Yolanda Smith, Julie Smith, Shackleford, Alisha Terry. Junior Varsity Cheerleading gives sophomore and junior girls a chance to make new friends, share some good times, and-gain the experience and techniques needed to one day go on to Varsity. It is a big step up from the ninth grade squad, for these girls at- tend a summer camp plus get their first chance to perform at football games. Their hard work and practice was also rewarding in another way. The J.V. cheerleading squad placed third in county competition in October. At the Mustang Pep Rally, Alisha Terry waits patiently for the cue from the Varsity Cheerleaders to get fired up for the big game. J.V. CHEERLEADINGX69
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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.
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Q Cur First Year of Cheer Starting high school is a big adjustment for most ninth graders. Getting involved in school activities is one way to get adjusted. Cheerleading is one of the first activities exposed to these girls. Tryouts are held during the third week of school. The few girls who have the privilege of being freshmen cheerleaders practice hard, learn the art of spirit-raising and grow very close. Quiet often, this is the first step to a meaningful part of their high school years. An intense circle of friendship exists between the freshman cheerleaders. Here they work to display their closeness and ability to work together. l Top Row: Samantha Hernaki, Paula Alderman, Michelle Goodman, Kim Brown. Bottom Row: Karen Batten, Donna Roberts, Carie Herndon, Tamatha Parker, Sally Means. 7OfFRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS
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