Parkway Central High School - Spur Yearbook (Chesterfield, MO)

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ENESSl :erleading, ay must be 1 with per- THAT IS they must ivd's atten- 'IING! a cheering. r, summer l year and . It is this the school the charac- 'sity cheer- aotain Ste- along with developed rs of cheer- lances lead- ion making e. A varsi- e, including Vithout the e any spirit Lurn a dull iolts' fans, ion it takes of life said semer said, it it's worth anyone wh0 i good time. school, the idships and ted, lf the ie last game 1 and lt has 2-.' - M -sr,,....., Senior Karyn Sadtler shows senior pride during the victory cheer. Senior Stephanie LeCompte and Junior Lori Swabby take time out to root the Colts on for Julie Goldman, Bonnie Fuchs, Karyn Sadtler, Missy Blundell, Stephanie LeCompte, Julie Gnesemer, Lisa Podolsky, Lori Swabby, Mimi Ferdman, Lori Muskin. My Jilin vw- ww. rv L -Q - - if V- I V , sg e . .gg ge:s r.,3eiwgs? .s ., fag, r .: ls 4-as ww eggs?-Q I' ' -Q X algggat sy . 1 ggggsazi MQ . WQMQM W E X, as Q Q 213:39 mac sgf f If'-af -X is g e t -V Wil - ...., l f- E i t 1 ' 1 5 5 gy r - , Q K Q' N . - if f - MA .. H A f- .... iff'fi5f'f' -- ------ Y-sf 2 f --A A Student Life P?

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6A Way Gflrife' Front Row: Karyn Sadtler, Stephanie LeCompte Ico-captainl, Missy Blundell, Brandy Coss, Julie Skatoff. Middle Row: Bonnie Fuchs, Mimi Ferdman, Julie Goldman, Lori Muskin. Back,Row: Lori Swabby, Lisa Podolsky, Julie Griesemer icaptaini, Amy Gross Ico-captainl. Junior Bonnie Fuchs displays Colt Spirit. Student Life l wovv Ni x N. if ws,,, Q GIVE ME A C-COOPERATIVENESS! An important aspect of varsity cheerleading: stressed sponsor Hank Jones. They must be unified as one in order to perform with per. fection. GIVE ME AN O-OUTLOOK THAT I5 POSITIVE! A good attitude is needed. GIVE ME AN L-LOUDNESS! In order to be rowdy and spirited they must be loud enough to catch the crowd's atten. tion. GIVE ME A T-TIME CONSUMING! The girls spend a full 12 months cheering. This includes summer practices, summer camp, practices during the school year and of course the games. GIVE ME AN S-SPIRIT! Most important they have spirit. It is this enthusiasm that makes the rest of the school spirited. This cheer represents many of the charac- teristics that it takes to be a varsity cheer- leader. Barbara LeCompte. co-captain Ste- phanie's mother, said, That along with these qualities Stephanie has developed many others during her four years of cheer- leading. Some of which are, enhances lead- ership qualities, sharpened decision making skills and improved self-discipline. A varsi- ty cheerleader involved everyone, including family, friends and students. Without the cheerleaders there would not be any spirit within the school. They can turn a dull crowd into a spirited group of Colts' fans, said Senior Lori Edwards. With all the time and dedication it takes cheerleading becomes a Way of life said Jones. Senior captain Julie Griesemer said, lt's a full-time commitment, but it's worth it. She would recommend it to anyone who wants to get involved and have a good time. Along with participating in the school, the cheerleaders form special friendships and close bonds. As Jones commented, lf the girls have tears in their eyes at the last game it has been a good experience and it has been worthwhile. --wer -M... 5 M33 ,sz V, gf Senior Kai Senior Ste two. Julie Gold Griesemer

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The Splrlt l1V6S on Spirited, dedicated, full of pep, and thoughtful, described the 1986-87 freshmen and sophomore cheerleaders. Both squads cheered for football, soccer, and basketball games. Chris Higgs and Mandi Morehead led the freshmen squad did a good job this year because of their enthusiasm, great spirit, positive attitude, and cooperation among the girls. The sophomore squad was led by co-cap- tains, Robyn Brell and Krissy Johnson. , , rm, 1 ' . ar, ' 4-H . -W- .. 8, I'-J., .,1' . -...gfgqn 'V 1'.. 'T squad throughout the year. They had to practice often to learn their routines and to work together. The girls also participated in a summer camp at Maryville College where they won two spirit awards, a tumbling award, and one award for all-around in the competitions. Erin Shaughnessy said, I liked being a cheerleader because it has helped me become friends with the people on the squad and to be active in school. Sponsor Kathy Tanner said, The 1986-87 Julie Becker appears to be praying for a victory. Front Row: Chris Higgs, Stacie Wren. Second Row: Amy Muskin. Third Row: Lisa Wasserman. Fourth Row: Erin Shaunghessy, Mandi Morehead, Amy Ong. Back Row: Jen Cota, Julie Becker, Natalie Fenster. Freshmen, Amy Ong, shows one of the squad's charactertistics - their smiles. They, too, had to practice extensively to perfect their routines. They also attended a cheerleading camp which helped the squad learn new cheers and skills. Most important, it was an opportunity for the squad to get together as a team. As Brell said, I loved being a cheerleader. I enjoyed going to the games and being a part of the school. Sponsor Stacey Grossberg said, My squad did work very well as a group, and I enjoyed working with them very much. Hocki Suza R-