Seminole High School - Warrior Yearbook (Seminole, FL)

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Iunior Varsity To help keep up the Spirit of Seminole, all the I.V. Cheer- leaders have to do is show their sparkle and shine. They're always on the go cheering for football games, girls and boys' basketball, and wrestling. They can always be found at the pep assemblies, where they help the varsity cheer on the team. The cheerleaders dedicated them- selves to cheering and practic- ing every day of the week. These girls have done a great job, and look forward to mov- ing next year to Varsity. ffijifii Q 'wt tx Tammy McKenna - Captain Mrs. Reese Connie Western Natalie Haden Co-Capt '-mi Mm The Iunior Varsity Squad 92 Cheerleading -IV

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