Sprayberry High School - Echo Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

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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.

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MAT MAIDS BEHIND THE WRESTLING SCENE Another year of dedication and school spirit was exemplified in this year's Mat Maids. These girls went out of their way to take care ot the seemingly trivial details, that, in the end, turn-out to be of such vital importance. Some of their responsibilities were taking stats, taking juice to the wrestlers after their matches, and keeping the morale up in general. They were the cheerleaders in the wrestling arena. Without their constant support, the team may not have been what it was. 1980-B1 MAT MAIDS: Front: Christine Piik, Jeannie Volpe, Debbie Stephens, Mychelle Henson, Roberta Botni, Terri Oschenfeld, Amy Roland, Julie Faircloth, Jane Orr, Karie Spurgeon, Lisa Pope, Susan Easier, Pam Hlleman, Jennifer Ramsey, Donna Parks, Kerri Todd, Karen Bowman, Susan Neal, Libby Robbinsg below: Senior Mat Maid Debbie Stephens assists one ol the oflicials during a match. 4 '1 4 ll 102 L 3 I 'Hrs DEDICATED Karie Spurgeon tlnds out when her guy! wrestle at the Civic Center at Region tournaments. Left: BUSY AT WORK, Karie Spurgeon, Becky Guo! and Lisa Pope discuss the stats for the evening.