Water Valley High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Water Valley, TX)

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xl Q2 iT' GO, CATS, GO Painting signs, decorating the gym, and pro- moting spirit was the drill team's task during the 1982 football season. Long hours were spent learning new yells and routines. Whether cheering or performing, the drill team showed enthusiasm and pride in their school and the Wildcat team. g K V 5 K

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We're Behind Ya, Flootin' for Ya. . . The 1982-83 Drill Team of Water Valley in- cludes, cheerleaders, twirlers, drummers, and members of the drill team. Activities of this group include fund-raising projects, performing routines at half-time during football games and supporting the Wildcats through victory and defeat. Routines of the 1982 football season were per- formed to the music of Flamethrower, Pac Man Fever, Physical, and Cotton-Eyed Joe. The twirlers performed routines to the music of Celebration, Off the Wall, and Eye of the Tiger. l si Q ia i .,, l u . -A .V N? 1 5 will so-. gqxwi as '-' 2 ., .,... sc .....- ... s .- .- -I.: .- .. c ss Q t-: 1 , 1- . Xin' it t X K K . . hgh! Q x . .,, if 98 QV .SN . J

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JR. HIGH DRILL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS .W f sect.. .V X..,s,, Sei ' 3225515 F.: Q .. . . .si if if A-- MEMBERS - Donna McCorkle, Mary Juarez, Janene Schwartz, Merita Sturbe, Marsha Littlefield, Wendy McCorkle Demse Dennis Sylvia Trevino, Monica Turner, Lori Millican, Tina Nobles, Kathy Juarez, Rene Brown. The Junior High Drill Team had a good year, replied Mrs. Yeager. As a result of working together as a group, the girls learned several dif- ferent routines to Funky Town and Eye of the Tiger. We would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Chandler and Ms. King for their assistance in working up the routines. The drill team provides the girls with an oppor- tunity to improve fine motor skills and coordina- tion, and gives each girl a feeling of value and worth as an individual. 100 Michelle Ayers fHeadl, Pam Wildey, Bea Oaks, Lisa Hopson