Tom C Clark High School - Witness Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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The cheerleaders show off their superior building abilities. Sophomore Lisa Desmond shows what it takes to be a Clark cheerleader. , Q photo by Bryce Harper 1 tolli. Among the cheerleaders duties is the run-through, here being held by the J.V. cheerleaders. Varsity cheerleaders Kelly Green, Jaisy Joseph and Paige Martin rest in preparation for the next cheer. Stunts are among the best talents of the cheerleaders, shown as Monica Fierro flies through the air with the help of other cheerleaders. sgsmnn

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DfflCel'S Qback rowj: Jeannine Davis, Debi 'eeden, Angie Ruffo, Norma Leal, Prissy Cuellar, heri Singer, Teri Slothower, Nara Gothard, Shelly urkholtz, Marianne Ford, Christi Dolanos, Erica lathry, Elissa Earnst, Andrea Phillips, Lynn Peveto, Tammy Harris, Courtney Snell, Verr Bateman, Carol DeXVinne, Sherry Shrewberry, Laurie Trautner, Susie Prichard. 12nd rowjz Julia McAuley, Laurel Horris, Kelley Jones, Melissa Baker, Alyssa Howell, Monica Fierro, Susan Whitson, Sharonne Melton, Down Dietrich, Lynette Pittman, Kristina Carabaza, Crysti Sale. Qfront clockwisej: Dawn Lewis, Blake Warren, Lara Stone, Paige Martin, L , 'i photo by Mr. McNlchoI a I l Z! Q AW If L vc F my av- '-1 ff ' ws A Colonel and Varsity cheerleader, Paige Martin gladly assists any pep squoder needing help. Spirit comes to a high as the pep squad prepares for cheerleader tryouts. Flexibility is a big advantage when learning the many routines taught by the pep squad officers throughout the year. PEP SQUAD

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...TRADITION or 5555525 5 --- EXCELLENCE QEEEEEEE-.E C-L-A-R-K! This cry could be eard at several times and at several .aces throughout the year by none other ian the Cougar varsity and junior varsity teerleaders, who were known state-wide lr their superior dancing and cheering bilities. However, before they were able to per- wrm with such precision, they were re- uired to attend the National Cheerleading ssociation Camp at Texas Tech University. t the end ofthe camp, the top ten squads 'ere chosen to compete for the Award of xcellence. Both the varsity and the junior arsity squads were nominated and the arsity squad came in runner-up for this onor. The next stop along the road for the teams was the Joske's competition held in August in which they both took first place in each of their divisions. The varsity and JV teams combined their Working with others so closely was hard, yet it built strong friendships and taught us a lot about ourselves. -Paige Martin skills to capture 2nd in cheer and Grd in dance at the St. Mary's competition. Before tryouts were to come, the squads had to compete once more, this time against several tough area schools at the cLMK 7 lil l 1 llii l 111 1111 11111 111 izxlil l 11117i i 11111 11 QLL-11 111 1111 - -1' Cheers competition. The JV placed first and the varsity qualified for the finals which were to be decided on Jammin . Once again, the cheerleaders took top honors. The year could probably be summed up best by the sponsor and coach, Ms. Sharon Garrett, More than anything else, the girls this year have kept up the winning tradi- tion that has been set up in the past. Being a Clark cheerleader signifies hard work, fun, but most of all, success. -Amy Lanctot Cheerleaders promote school-wide spririt, leading the fans in cheers for the Cougars. S X VClfSifY Qback rowj: Lesa Ward, Heather Bates. Q2nd rowj: Jaisy Joseph, Paige Martin, Susan Whiston, Chris Hightchew. Cfront rowj: Monica Fierro, Kelly Green. .l.V. Cback rowj: Dyan Kunz, Stacie Skillman, Susie Prichard, Jennifer Junkin. Qfront rowj: Lesa Desmond, Lori Senter. CHEERLEADERS