Victoria High School - Stingaree Yearbook (Victoria, TX)

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Reserves have important jobs ictoriadore Reserves have a big responsibility beside training to become Victoriadores. Backing the Stingarettes to state finals, they also help the Victoriadores in their money-raising projects. Reserves have two classes, meeting during third and fifth periods. The Victoridore major and the first and second captains take charge of teaching the famous dancing style unique to the Victoriadores, Reserves get a chance to learn what a Victoridore is by helping decorate lockers for the junior and senior powder puff contestants and by dancing at girl's basketball games at halftime. 1982-83 Victoriadore Reserves. Freshman Anna Flint and Junior Lori Clasius look like they are having a good time dancing at a game. 1982-83-Victoriadore Reserves officers include Karen Kennedy 5th lt Lynette Capistran 3rdl Defllse Klllliatrick lstlt Melissa Toney captain Anna Flint 2ndIt and Stephanie Pesnell 4thll

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L 'N . . . . . Boosting spmt, winning awards heerleaders - a group of girls who boost spirit during the sporting events. They dedicate themselves to the work of cheerleading and undergo thorough and difficult training. As a group, they attend camps during the summer at Sam Houston State University and Southwest Texas State University where they brought home numerous awards and competed against other best squads for top awards. The squad brought home the Award of Excellence . Also, Angelle Allemand was chosen All American Cheerleader by the National Cheerleading Association. At SWTSU, they won blue ribbons every night and brought home two spirit sticks. They competed in the finals and were given a trophy as one of the runners up in the finals. By winning the Award of Excellence, they were invited to compete at the National Cheerleaders' Championship in Dallas. Since this was their first time to compete in a competition where a squad makes up a four minute routine with cheerleading techniques, they did not win awards, but Angelle Allemand won fourth runner up in the Best Cheerleader Competition. gl? WW W Cheerleading is not all fun and games, says Christi McAlister. At summer Workshop, Wendy Wayne teaches some AMW' girls what cheerleading is all about. Onsor Mrs. Shurtz and Troy Johnson give an example I ' i ' 5 'Y 7 HW x Xi howthe school song should be sung. ' LM ' M r lf' ' N X msg' .,... ,... A The Cheerleaders show some things to the girls, who may someday be teaching others. cheerleaders! 145

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The reserves really get into their cheers at a pep rally. Afqqw 'hrough all the hustle and bustle of things, Jeri Jacobs still nds a way to keep a smile on her face. uv mfr -11 V I zz Dwi'-QA X ' , QW r i fix. -F1 '- ' ' if 'Wir 11:1 , ' i 'r :'QT' 'N Q, :Z Q ' r w V ' - ' V5 5fl 1'5W ' .fs i pW,W:,,. v f f? - 5 gi :W'7?'fY 6 Q ' Workouts seem strenuous for Stefanie Pesnell, but Karen Kennedy has a good time. Officers include Debbie Purcell, 2nd It.: Dawn Scherlen, capt.g Karen Summerlin, 3rd lt.g Darlene Sumbrera, 5th It.g Mary Ochoa, 4th lt.g and Lisa McAlpine, lst lt. ,.! we Decorating lockers is fun for Melissa Tony. reserves f 147