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

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22 We had one cheerleader leave this year, jennifer johnson, who spent many years cheerleading. Throughout their school years the varsity cheerleaders have shown their dedication to the squad. Stacy Brannon spent time on the j.V squad, and two years on the varsity squad. Cindy Head was on the freshman squad and this is her second year on the varsity squad. Denise Nichol spent one year on each, j.V and varsity 'l'he newcomer, Liz Brown, overcame all odds to become a varsity cheerleader her senior year: without previous experience. 'l'he second junior on the squad is jennifer Roberts. Lori Woodling is another of the experienced cheerleaders, she has spent two years on varsity. Captain Kim leads her merry troop in the Homecoming Parade. 'l'he generous football team treated the varsity cheerleaders during Cheerleader Appreciation Week, to a special luncheon out at the Shock. VARSITY CHEERLEADERSXS3

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Sis, Boom, Ba! The Varsity Cheerleading squad is an enthusiastic example for the entire student body to follow. At summer camp they showed their enthusiasm in contest and received the spirit award, and the award for excellence. Egypt has nothing on PBHS Cheerleaders, their pyramid was one to be envied. Standing in full attire, including gleaming smiles, are Alicia Terry Kim Sepelyak, Annette Maraki, Iennifer Roberts, L Qf Kr if Lori Woodling, Liz Brown, Stacy Brannon, Yolanda Smith, Iulie Baker, Cindy Head, and Denise Nichols. Kim Sepelyalc is the captain of this year's squad. Kim was a freshman cheerleader, captain of IM, and has spent two years on the varsity squad. The co-captain, Annette Maraki, has contributed the same dedication to the cheerleading groups. Three of the varsity cheerleaders are Yolanda Smith, Iulie Baker, and Alicia Terry Yolanda and Alicia are two of the proud seniors that have been on both LV, and varsity squads. Iulie is one of the two iuniors privileged to be on varsity Strutting their stuff are Cindy Head and Stacy Brannon. eff' SZXVARSITY CHEERLEADERS S 'IT1 ml M

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LV Spirit Bunnies i A step along the way to '13 reaching the promised land T of cheerleading, professional 1: cheerleading, is becoming a member of the QV squad. Being a cheer eader requires a lot of hard work. They make posters and an nouncements for all their games, not to men- tion all the difficult practicing they do. They also hold fun -raisers to raise the money for the materials they need: paper, markers, etc. It is not all work and no play unior varsity cheer- leders have a lot o fun too. All o them, strangers at first, Q become the best off friends by the end of the ear. This group of spirit bunnies is one of the best organized, and most spirited groups in the state, and to prove it they have won a number of ribbons and awards at the cheerleading camp they attend each year. . W III:7::!I-llll t i 'F ' ' is f kv nun Ylllqv hun 'un' A I ' Uvw Hug .,,,, K4 QL.. 54!I.V CHEERLEADERS ,,.:etf J., 3, ...., x.. ZZ 3... 4 ,J V junior Varsity co-cagtain Debra Shackleford. Ba Keeping in step in t e Homecoming parade is Karen lien. Portraying a scene rom their favorite sac 0 ru. General Hospital, are hiichelle Goodwin, Degrape Shackleford, Michelle Wtilanio, and Tumethn Parker at the pep-rally Ear the game against Mel-H i h. 'Tamet a Parker. Debra Shacklegorg, Robin Moore, Michelle Goodwin, Karen Batten, her l Davis. Michelle Vitilaniu, Stephanie Meyer, lvllonica Holmes. Puttingzher all in for the Pirate team is lunior Varsity raid rahi obin Moore.