Saguaro High School - Sentinel Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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When I'm cheering, what I think about most is to yell louder and to gel the crowd involved, claimed Staci Scott. PHOTO BY CAMANO Cheerleaders Receive by Nicole Waldroop Many people believed that Cheer was all fun and gamesg however they did not realize the time and dedication it took to make the squads good. On the average, the girls practiced up to three hours a day, but their hard work did not stop there. Much more time was spent after school painting posters and practic- ing. They also held cheer clinics, bake sales and car washes. Team captains were Liz Dickey for varsity cheer and Kim Meek for JV cheer. They also went to camp and worked long hours. It was fun, but a lot of hard work, said Lisa Rizzolo. While at camp, they all received awards. Varsity and JV cheer at- tained spirit sticks and were awarded superior rankings. Lei h Blecker Staci Scott and Lisa Rizzolo take time g , out to watch the Homecoming game. PHOTO BY MOBLEY 86 Junior Varsity Cheer A ards W Malarie Bauman gets the crowd involved at the Dob- son football game. Stacey Long cheers, Do it now, do it right, Sabers -f let's fight, during the Dobson football game. PHOTO BY CAMANO

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Risin' p to the Challenge of uf ivai Pom Line These were the words from The Eye of the Tiger, a number one single by the group Survivor. Symbolizing success, this theme song from Rocky III seemed to illustrate the attitude of the pom line. Rated as one of the top in the state, the team, nicknamed pommies,', captured various awards at the summer workshop. This was held during the month of July at Northern Arizona University. Winning the f'Home Routinei' award, these athletes competed against more than fifty rival teams state wide. Other honors included qualifying for the talent night competition, which they were almost eliminated from. Some late night rowdiness involving both the line and their sponsor, Mrs. Pam Turner, included a shav- ing cream fight in their dorm. Additionally, the girls won a superior tro- phy, and over thirty individual ribbons. Most of these were of the highest rating, that of superior. Pom was the best thing that could have happened to me during my senior year. I met a lot of new people and got more involved in Saguaro, said Betsy Wen- dell. PHOTO BY ULRICH l i i l The pommies complete a routine to Hit Me With son, Cindy Jenkins, Sheri Dix and Tammy Travis. Your Best Shot at the Appollo game. Pictured left to PHOTO BY WILLIAMS right are Denise Marque, Betsy Wendell, Wendy Nel- Pom 85

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