Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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injured wrist Brown serves as coach, trainer and friend to the cheerleaders as the' sponsorJ V g4 31 yne Odflog, Head Cheer- ' leader, expresses her elation after a Viking touch Second row U to rr Tisha Tilford, ., Holly Johnson, Lynn McDaniels; Third row, 0 to n: Sandi Taylor,' Dina Ventiironi, Mindy 'Thomp 5'son,1ayne'Oorlog;Topvrow: Ma- - ia Beck, Kristi Boughtin.

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THE PEP IN THE PEP The awards we've .Igzgotten areeefor , Vines and Mrs. Brown. Being able to represent the schobl Is good enough i-or us, said Renee ILoncaVr. HWhen you say ines, you don't say eshmen and sopho- ore, you say Vines, fated Denna Rocker. wleiadefrs. All of Vines enjoyed the pep rallies and the 1984- 85 Vines freshman Cheer- Many of the cheerleaders thought .5 they-iworked as hard or even harder than any reg- ular class. Everyday, they ran laps around the trackg did cheer aerobics, stam- ina jumps, and practiced ??their Cheers for pep rallies or competitions. Besides all of this, they had to go ,lto cheerleading camp over the summer All of this work paid off In many awards At camp, the girIs won Wtwo spirit sticks and were without the awaId5, the cheerleaders loved repre- senting the 1984- 85 fresh- man class All of the girls felt that the freshman cl'a55 of 84+ 85 was the greatest. Denna Rooker said, We ,reaIIy wanted toget the- freshmen' 'Tinvolved ih school spirit, while Mrs. BroWn, the cheerleadmgyl sponsor, was extremely proud of the job the: cheerleaders did of unit: ing the freshmen from Haggard and Wilson All of the girls weIe very proud about being cheerleaders Cheerleadf nominated for the Award ing was their top priority, of Excellence They won tfirst place at a competia2 tion at Northeast Mall and competed in the National Cheerleading Associ-y ation 5 Regional Competi- tion The cheerIeaders were very impre5sive at this competition and now get to advance to the na- Championship Even and they always looked forward to the game5I even though the home- work sometimes posed a problem The girl's lOved supporting the teams and the schooi and achIred mahy beneficial reWards like leadership and dedi- cation port for Vines and for me, help, the superiority of I Ieadersgfiiheregwae 2661.132- freshman girl5 witl be very Without Ieadera I tionaIIy televised N C. A. ship, dedication 'ahd sup; I the 1584 85 school year would not have brought about so many Ia5ting memories of their aCCom- M pIIshments, stated Mrs. BIOWnI I '1 This year the freshrhan cheerleaders really appre- ciated the heip of their sponsor, Mrs Brown, and admitted that Without her? this squad wouId not have w been pessible2; The girls aIso had great respect for the sophomore Cheer- petition between the freshmen and sophomore cheerleaCIers at firstwbut they turned out to be very good friends, and ithe :5 , ,2 upset when the sopho- more girIs leave 2' ' The 1:984 85 Vines freshman Cheerleaders .had a tremendous amount , of energy and IOve for the freshman class. One could , have said that they put the M M pep in pep rallies. .