Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Page 103 text:

- ei This 53 . -'r-f ' '-nr-'vwps' . . .. X 0 Above: SPIRIT SHINES BRIGHT through Doris Olson's smile as she aids the varsity cheerleaders in a spirit line at another Friday night bout. Left: TRICIA NAY displays intent concern for the J.V. Nay, Kim Doetch capt., Terri Allen, Lisa Ullom co-capt football situation. This type of dedication encouraged Bottom: Jeanie Stroudtoff, Lisa Rubin, Doris Olson a positive season for the players this year. Lynn Seacrest. Below: J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top: Tricia sz, Cheerleaders ENERGY FILLED Kim Doetch shows her approval of the football play. Kim was captain of the J.V. football cheerleaders this year. W 99

Page 102 text:

Below: A CLEAN SWEEP on camp awards was made by the varsity cheerleaders at the Golden Eagle summer camp. They were judged the top squad in the region, along with winning various skit and spirit awards. Left: OUTSTANDING JUNIORS Tina Wolfe and Lis Boyette were on the varsity b-ball squad. They saw a long, victorious season for the girls basketball season, thereby gaining much varsity experience. Below: BOOSTER-BADGE pusher Melanie Bradshaw begs yet another student to buy a gold and black ribbon ln support of the football team. 98 Wild And Crazy Right: Basketball mascot Lavonne DlPletro accent- ed the games with her flalr and colorful personality. Below left: MASCOT Julie Oudt raises a little spirit among friends at a game. hu... r 'f 5-1'--I

Page 104 text:

The Sprayberry junior varsity cheer- leading squad was just a step on many talented girls ladders to their goal of becoming varsity cheerleaders. The squads compatability and love of cheerleading was reflected in positive crowd response. The squads' efforts did not go un- rewarded. At the National Collegiate Association Camp attended in the summer ot '80 they ranked among the highest on a varsity level. They also captured the Golden Eagle region championship at the Universi- ty ot Georgia, qualifying them for a national Golden Eagle competition. Sponsor Kim Martin has obvious reason to be proud of her hard working squad. EXPERIENCE ACCENTUATED a fine performin junior Q varsity squad this year. Captain Gwyn Morgan's leadership talents were a factor in this success. N' Q EXPRESSION and voice projection are cheer- leading elements which sophomore Terri Allen has well mastered. , Q. - w an ., I 5 -1 Top right: J.V, BASKETBALL cheerleaders. From top: Terri Allen, Klm Doetch, Gwyn Morgan, Kim Nicholson, Tricia May, Jeannie Stroudhoff, Karen Hartley, Lisa Ullom. Left: BETWEEN CHANTS, Kim Nicholson could be seen beaming her charming smile at the basketball crowd. Kim did an excellent job as a first yeal cheerleader. Above: ADVANCED STUNT BUILDING was a J.V squad specialty this year. Impressive cheers anc styles impressed many a J.V. crowd.