I I Cheerleaders release spirit mhe senior high cheerleaders spent their summers in hard preparation for the 1985-1986 . sports seasons. Attendance at Freed-Hardeman Cheerleading Camp highlighted their work. Their accomplishments there included the Outstanding Cheerleading Squad, three spirit awards, a spirit stick, Most Congenial Squad, and several individual honors. To start off the school year, they performed a routiine to "St. Elmo's Fire" at the annual mixer. This was followed by a pep rally that stirred the football spirit in everyone present and showed new Academy students a little of that "Wildcat stuff!" The cheerleaders continued to keep spirit high through the football and basketball seasons with exciting things such as Homecoming week, and red-andwhite days. The junior high cheerleaders also did a great job of "spirit-boosting" and helped the junior Cats to many victories. 4 Senior High Cheerleaders. Front row: Pelkey , Smith; second row: Smith , Diles , Hendon , Lloyd, Boyd; back row: Kreh , Hickman. - photo by ]on Dugger. Ain't we bad, now? Melissa Lloyd , Vanesa Diles, Tracy Boyd , Cindy Smith , ]ill Smith , Debbie Hendon , and Becky Kreh portray the laid back yet toughened attitude demonstrated by the 1985-86 Wildcats . The classic combination was revived and once again produced winning aspects in every area of Academy life. - photo by ]on Dugger. 314 Pep and Pride -- - Junior High Cheerleaders. Front row: House , Dickson; second row : Gibson , Howard, Dickinson; back row : Sharp , Pittman , Nichols , Mackey . - photo by Jon Dugger.
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