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Paul Ladd The 1987-88 Pom Pon Squad members. Row 1: Angela Miller, Lisa Starnes, Dinah Rogers, Becky Scoggin, Row 2: Christie Hambly, Renee Miller, Buffy Morris, Donica Burt, Row 3: Missie Foster, Leah Boomer, LaLynda Hodges, Patty Larsen, Karen Verri. Squad ranked nationally by Deena DeLay The 15 girls practice 10 hours a week, stretching, kicking, learning new routines and perfecting old ones. They also attend school full-time and maintain at least a 2.0 CP. A. Who are these dedicated people? They are the SFA Pom Pon Squad which is currently ranked 17th in the nation. The squad became nationally ranked after they sent a videotape of two of their routines to the Universal Cheerleading Asso- ciation last November and were judged to be No. 17 out of 200 other squads in the United States. Mika Conners, the squad ' s coordinator said, Overall it ' s real exciting that we are ranked 17th because many of the squads we compete against are from larger schools where Pom Pon Squad is emphasized more. For the competition, squads are judged on technique, precision and projection. The hard work, though, does not start with the competi- tion. Besides the 10 hours a week the girls put into practice during school, they also attend a week of camp during the summer. This past summer they attended the Universal Cheerleading Association Camp held at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. At the camp, the girls learned approximately 11 new routines during the week. They also received two trophies at camp: one for a routine they brought to camp with them and one for outstanding squad, which means they re- ceived blue ribbons in all their evaluations. The girls, though, do not seem to mind the hard work too much. Becky Scoggin, the squad ' s captain, said, We do it because we love it. The purpose of the Pom Pon Squad is to promote school spirit, to form a close-knit group and to entertain the audience, according to Scoggin. The Pom Pon Squad can be seen performing at all the men ' s basketball home games and many of the women ' s basketball games. Other events they perform at throughout the year are pep rallies, Parents ' Day, orientation, the Homecoming parade and the Homecoming bonfire. The squad ' s goal this year is to be ranked in the top 10 in the Universal Cheerleading Association Competition. Scoggin said that their ultimate goal is to gain more recogni- tion from SFA students and to get more girls interested in trying out. I feel we have a good strong squad this year. The girls have a lot of talent and dedication, Scoggin said. With all they have going for them, it sounds like they will accomplish all of their goals with ease.
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Riding in the popemobile, Pope John Paul II travels through San Antonio on his way to deliver Mass A total of 300,000 people went to see Pope lohn Paul II deliver Mass in San Antonio This was the largest religious gathering in the history of Texas.
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