Alcalá 1989

CHEERLEADERS The USO Cheerleaders strove to broaden their expertise t~ year by adding more women and men who performed cholenglng st'-'lts. pyramids and dance routines. Thew support of the football and basketball teams on road trips and at home helped raise school spint at games. Furthermore. appearances on chamel 39's com– merclals and the "The Himmel Show" which occl.lTed on Superbowt 51.nday. brought much positive publicity to the university. During football five women comprised the squad. Under coach Ro– salie Borboa and moderator Kandy Mink. they mastered crowd con– trol. girt-on-girt stlS'lts. performi'lg cheers and dance routines. Just two weeks befae basketball season began. this small squad added five more women and six men. As a result, Coach Borboo was able to expand her choreography to Include dlfflcut patner

stl.X'lts and pyramids With this larger squad, they traveled to San Francisco and Los Angeles to support the bosketbal t8CITI While much of these lndvlduals' spae tine was dedicated to cheerteadlng. more than just the excitement of pertormrig be– fore a Uve audience drew these young people to this sport. CM Ing the year they made lasting friendships, while stWmairltahng high acodemlc standards. Names Jennifer Joly, Jody Morgoo. Cynthia Koval. Kely Chav ez. Ron Montehermoso. Serie Eda. Tom Davis. Jocbethem To hapary, Buddy Hammond, Corvod Bablda. David Atalg, 11.t– chelle Berson. Gina Graci. Phoebe Gallaher. Victoria Visosky and Christi Thomas (Ccptari).

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