West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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170 J V FOOTBALL Alil IIAHS My k 4 .3 4, Wowl The J.V. Football Team sure had a lot of spirit this year! Due in part to the J.V. Football Cheerleaders and their spirit, the J.V. Football Team was the Orange Belt Conference champ. Little gifts on the day of the games, signs, and plenty of foot-stomping spirit paved the way to a championship season. J.V Football deserves special treatment, and the J.V. Cheerleaders gave it to theml Activities had a special place in the J.V. Football Cheerleaders' agenda. Starting off the year was the Howdy Dance, presented by the Varsity and J.V. Cheer- leaders. Soon to follow were several car washes, bake sales, and Krunch Bar sales The J.V. Football Cheerleaders have contributed a lot to making this a winning movie. l. fl. to r.j. Robin West, Lee Winters, Kim Scott, Jody Clenney, Sara Hunter, Joanna Rosich, Lisa Shellnut, Ellen Jones, Tammy ' - Broyles, Lauri Crables, Donna Jackson. 2. Go Warriorsl Go! 3. The cheerleaders get a kick out of pep rallies. 4. Say please . . 5. And you say she never found her bloomers? 6. Hey Tammyl The game looks better from herel 7. In front: Lisa Shellnut. First row QI. to r.jf Lee Winters, Lauri Renner, Donna Jackson, Sara Hunter, Second row. Tammy Broyles. Third row: Lori Crables. ROA

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Pep tags for sale! Selling pep tags is only one way the Varsity Football Cheer- leaders boosted the Warrior's spirit. Ever- ything from donut sales to car washes helped the Cheerleaders raise money to sponsor a successful Spirit Week. But fund raisings and boosting spirit are only half of what the cheerleaders did. Practice made up the other half, which be- gan in the summer with two hours a day. twice a week, and it produced excellent results with a second place prize at their summer camp at the U. of Miami. With such recognition, the Varsity Football Cheer- leaders have proven themselves to the best. I. Allison Guernsey. 2. Leslie Bennett. 3. Kim Ross. 4. Susan Shelton. 5. Wendy Williams. 6. Jan Roland. 7. ln front: Jan Roland. First row QI. to r.j: Leslie Bennett, Mary Roberson, Susan Shelton, Wendy Williams, Kim Ross. Second row Cl. to r.j. Martha Teal, Bonnie Williams, Kim Jones, Allison Guernsey, Tammi Lenhardt. 8. Mary Roberson. 9. Tammi Lenhardt. IO. Kim Jones. ll. Bonnie Williams. IJ. Martha Teal. 169

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