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J. V. Experiences On-The-Job Training

A Junior Varsity cheerleader lives
through many ups and downs in
their Sophomore year. Somehow, a
happy blend of tears, gripes, smiles,
work, and tolerance grows into a /ttl-
filling and educational experience.
So has it been with the 1974-'75 Ju-
nior Varsity squad.

This summer, our J. V. squad fared
well at cheering camp, placing "Hon-
orable Mention" over 30 competing
cheering units in the "squad note-
book" section. This year's "Tiger
Cub" gals strived for a newer '7ook"
by making stylish uniforms and
creating the ma)ority of their cheers.

l!Top row, left to right; Pennie Hudson, Pam
Dtew, Laura Bethea, Tona Canwell; bottom
row; Suzanna Simmons, Co-Captain; Beth Ki-
nard, Theresa Bass, and Ken-i Koon, Cap-
tain. 21 A tense moment is displayed by Pam.
31 "This is for the birds!" says La~tm Bethea,
in het Homecoming garb. 1,./ Pep rallies are
conscimts-provoking experiences jo?- J. V.
squads.