Alcalá 1989

CHEERLEADERS

The

USO

Cheerleaders strove to broaden their expertise t~ year

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

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

Cheerleaders

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

this

sport.

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).