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"In order to be a good
cheerleader, a girl must be in
good
physical condition. Doing
a
good job cheerleading is
physically strenuous." says
Miss Lynn Parsons, cheerleader
advisor.
The LSU Dynamic Cheerlead-
LEFT: The football coaches find themselves all wet during a pep rally skit. BELOW LEFT: Cheerleaders prepare
to lead football players to sidelines at the opening of the Haughton game. BELOW: Varsity cheerleaders are
Angela Cheek, Terri Davis, lisa Mitchelson, lynn Lyndsay, Janet M()O(ehead, Sharon Counts, Jamte Berry,
lisa Frey, and Alison Counts. Not shown: LaJuan Brown. BOTIOM LEFT: Junior varsity cheerleaders are Tern
Barnes, Debbie Miletello, Stacy Williams. Dana Wiggins, Lori Powell, and Pam Henry. BOTIOM RIGHT: Tern
Barnes and Lori Powell take over during the varsity cheerleaders' break.
ing Association camp proved
successful for both squads.
Varsity
cheerleaders
were
named DCA super squad and
won first place with their
original cheer "Super Team."
Junior varsity won first place in
overall competition and varsity
held second place in 58 squads.
Both squads won blue ribbons
for outstanding spirit, cheering
skill,
jumps, and stunts.
Varsity cheerleaders also
attended a stunt camp at the
University of Dallas, where they
learned partner stunts and
pyramrds.
Junior varsity gave the varsi–
ty a break during the third
quarter of the football games. J.
V. also held the run-through in
the opening ceremonies.
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