Powers Catholic High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Cheerleaders Accent Pride. . . Cheerleading is iust one of the many proofs that Powers is different where it counts. The never- ending iob of instilling spirit, enthusiasm and pride in the school was undertaken by them. Due to these active squads, the need for school spirit was . met not only by the students but by the faculty and administration as well. The Varsity's eight member team earned posses- T sion of a first place trophy in one session of com- i petition and a fourth place in the nation. In the same session squad captain Cindy Riopelle received a rating of the best individual cheer- leader. In U.S. Open Competition the JV's placed sixth and the freshman squad placed fourth. Pow- ers' cheerleaders deserve the credit for bringing out the student body's potential in interest and participation. We offer our thanks and applaud your achieve- ment. Top: Freshman cheerleaders and crowd alike turn to catch the excitement of the talented Chargers. left: The form of Sally Kendra, Amy Riopelle, .lean Leoni, Mary McDonald, Brenda Chisholm, Bridgette Root, Mary Kennedy and Lisa Care is at its best. above right: Brenda Chisholm adds her enthusiasm to top oft the skill of the Freshman Basketball team. 88 Activities

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