Ralph Poteet High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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It the last morning pep rally, Carmen James and Maria Stutts ctieer as the JV football team lines up. Freshmen were proud to yell for the upperclassmen. Cheerleaders group to form a pyramid formation at the last in- door pep rally Both squads had a chance to highlight their gym- nastic abilities. Vrarming up for one of the else habits were essential morning pep rallies, Allison Gib- parts of cheerleading that bons stretches to limber up. were stressed throughout the Physical fitness and good exer- year. ' ' 5 igM 4iV M FRESHMEN. Row V Amy Scarborough. Leslie Smith, Misty Gray Row 2 Janette Vorwerk, Maria Stutts, Alison Malone Row 3: Allison Gibbons. Amy Webb. Carmen James, Michelle Easier Not Pictured: Amy Glaszczak freshma

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Cheerleader Amy Scarborough stirs up spirit at a freshman bas- ketball game. Football wasn ' t the only sport cheerleaders cheered for. Freshmen rank one under Being at a new school and really not knowing too many people is a hard thing to face, especially when you know that up- perclassmen are going to be there to pick on you. However, this just was not the case for the fresh- man cheerleaders. This group of girls were happy that they had somebody who they could talk to and have fun with. I like having sopho- mores over me, because if you ever needed anything, most of the time they were there for you, Alison Malone said. Amy Glaszczak appar- ently agreed with Alison. The sophomores taught me to practice on my own and they were always there. The freshmen had some special moments with the sophomores also, like summer camp at S.M.U. and cheering at the foot- ball games together. The freshman girls also got to perform at the pep rallies to promote even a greater school spirit. At cheerleading camp we got to know the JV bet- ter and became close friends, Michelle Easier, said. Freshman and soph- omore cheerleaders all had the same amount of spirit and potential in everything they did. Jani Vorwerk said, They aren ' t any differ- ent and are just like us. We are treated the same as the older cheerleaders. (Emkaweiis)

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Drill members Priscilla Fonseca and Shannon Welsh show their spirit with mums during the first homecoming. Fonseca was named as the first captain of the Belles after spring varsity drill tryouts. rrith pon-poms in hand, Andrea Macy and the rest of the JV drill strut their stuff during a basket- ball game. The squad borrowed props from WMHS. JV DRILL. Row 1: Sara Lara, Andrea Macy. Lisa Morris. Camille Goode, Betty Marshall Row 2 Priscilla Fonseca, Samantha Smith. NJechele Gambill. Mickey Tucker, Windy Robertson. Ashlea Harpoid Row 3: Patti Moreno, Erin Foster, Teresa Alonzo, Terry Dobson, Tracee Jones, Kelly Coleman. Jen- nie Hardie. Row 4: Kristie Brooks, Laura Elkin, Kelly Hinkle, Melanie Leeds, Amandfl Albrecht. Shannon Welsh, Carmen Cuevas, Not Pictured Misti Hendnckson, Kern Hop kins. Stephanie Jones. Brooke McCarley, Paula McPherson